Sewage or grinder pumps move raw sewage and unwanted water away from the home. Our pre-plumbed packages make selecting and installing the right equipment easy.
Flint & Walling offers a selection of reliable water pumps and systems designed to help you maintain lush lawns and vibrant gardens. Browse our catalog to find the product that suits your needs.
Flint & Walling has a selection of submersible pumps and jet pumps designed with robust components to deliver superior performance across a range of applications.
Elevate the appearance of parks, golf courses, and residential communities with decorative fountain pumps that combine stunning visual displays with continuous water circulation for improved water quality and aesthetics.
During storms, excess water can lead to flooding, pollution, and damage. We offer a range of pumps, containers, and controls to manage your stormwater effectively.
Designed for cleaning and maintaining tankless water heaters, the Scale Removal System efficiently circulates descaling solutions to remove mineral deposits and scale buildup. Regular flushing helps improve system efficiency, maintain consistent hot water performance, and extend equipment life.
Remove condensation from air conditioning equipment, condensing furnaces, dehumidifiers, ice makers, water coolers, and refrigeration systems when gravity flow is not an option.
From pressure boosting to maintaining constant pressure or regulating pressure, our range of water pressure booster pumps offer tailored solutions to tackle any challenge effectively.
Our tailored products ensure livestock comfort by providing reliable water supply solutions specifically designed for use in poultry houses and livestock environments
A car wash cannot perform efficiently with low water pressure. These products are a great solution for these applications where you need high and consistent pressure.
Designed for the demanding needs of commercial applications, these pump systems and packaged solutions provide reliable water and wastewater management, helping facility managers maintain uninterrupted operations and long-term peace of mind.
Our hazardous duty explosion-proof effluent and sewage pumps are rated for Class 1, Division 1, Groups C & D or Class 1, Zone 1, Groups IIA & IIB. Every pump is submerged in water and tested at the factory to ensure that it performs as expected when you receive it.
Designed for residential and community wastewater collection, low pressure sewer systems provide dependable wastewater transport, offering flexibility for difficult terrain, longer distances, and expanding developments.
Engineered for the demands of municipal operations, these pumping systems deliver dependable wastewater and stormwater management to support growing communities and critical public infrastructure.
A sediment filter helps eliminate contaminants from water by capturing unwanted particles as it flows through the system. Without proper filtration, debris like rust, silt, and storm runoff can damage plumbing, discolour your water, and interfere with the performance of systems like ultraviolet purification or reverse osmosis.
Homes with well water systems especially benefit from sediment filters, as sediment is more common in groundwater. These filters are also critical for protecting the performance of your well pump. Let’s explore how sediment filters function and why they’re so important.
How Do Sediment Filters Function?
Sediment filters use a method called mechanical filtration, where particles are physically blocked from passing through. Think of them like a sieve: they allow water through while trapping larger debris. Filter ratings are based on particle size — for example, a 5-micron filter blocks anything 5 microns or larger.
Micron size matters when selecting a filter. Depending on the types of contaminants in your water, you may need a finer or coarser filter. To put it into perspective: fine sand is about 300 microns, a human hair is roughly 70 microns, and salt grains are around 100 microns in size.
Where Are Sediment Filters Used?
Sediment filters are used in a variety of water treatment systems to enhance sanitation and filtration. They remove physical particles and help protect other filters and appliances from wear or clogging. Here’s where they commonly appear:
Reverse Osmosis Systems
Reverse osmosis uses a semipermeable membrane to purify water by capturing salts, minerals, and dissolved solids. A sediment filter acts as a pre-filter, catching larger particles before they reach the membrane. This protects the system and improves its longevity. A flow restrictor controls the rate at which water passes through the membrane for maximum efficiency.
Carbon Filtration
Carbon filters are great for removing chlorine and chloramines that affect the taste of water. However, they can get clogged by debris, reducing their effectiveness
