How Water Filter Systems Work

From visible particles to microscopic contaminants, a multi-stage filtration process works step by step to improve water quality. Each stage targets specific impurities, helping deliver water that is cleaner, safer, and better tasting.

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Step 1: Pre-filtration

Sediment & Particle Removal

The first stage removes larger particles such as sand, dirt, rust and suspended sediment. This protects the filtration system and helps improve the performance and lifespan of downstream equipment.

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Step 2: Media-filtration

Targeted Contaminant Removal

Specialised filtration media is selected according to your water quality and treatment needs. Depending on the system, it can target chlorine, iron, heavy metals, organic compounds and other unwanted contaminants.

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Step 3: Disinfection & Polishing

Final Treatment & Protection

The final stage provides additional treatment using technologies such as UV, ozone or chemical dosing. This helps control microorganisms and provides an extra layer of protection before the treated water reaches its point of use.

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Borehole Water Filtration System Diagram

This visual guide shows how a borehole water filtration system works, from the initial extraction of raw water through to clean, pressurised water ready for use. It highlights the key treatment stages, including sediment removal, carbon and softener filtration, UV disinfection, and final storage.

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This visual guide shows how a borehole water filtration system works, from the initial extraction of raw water through to clean, pressurised water ready for use. It highlights the key treatment stages, including sediment removal, carbon and softener filtration, UV disinfection, and final storage.