Common Filtration Methods
- Particle filtration – removes sediment and suspended particles using pleated or poly-spun filters.
- Carbon filtration – reduces chlorine, chloramine, chemicals, taste and odour, improving water quality and palatability.
- Membrane filtration – reverse osmosis uses a fine membrane to remove a wide range of dissolved contaminants.
- Ion exchange – used in water softening to reduce hard-water minerals.
- pH modification – adjusts the alkalinity of water for specific applications.
Choosing the right treatment depends on your water source, water quality and intended use.
Explore our Selecting a System guide or browse our Systems and Applications pages to find the right solution.







