EBS Series for Irrigation
Long-Lasting Proven Reliability
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EBS 10000 Online -
EBS 15000 Inline -
Mega EBS On-line
Technology
Screen
Type
Automatic
Filtration degree
10-800 micron
Flow rate
up to 7,200 m³/h (32,000 gpm)
EBS Series.
Long-Lasting Proven Reliability
Long-Lasting Proven Reliability
The EBS self-cleaning filter provides superior filtration efficiency with robust, simple construction and Amiad’s highly efficient suction-scanning cleaning technology.
The EBS filter offers a large filtration area and suction scanner cleaning technology, driven by an electrical drive-unit.
Suitable for wide variety of irrigation water filtration applications, heavy loads and challenging types of TSS.
Fast automatic cleaning without flow interruption and with minimal water waste.
The EBS Series includes four models with various sizes and flange connections and the filters are adaptable to special applications and specific requirements.
So, How Does It Work?
Everything you need to know about the EBS advantages and operation.
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Product Benefits
Compact footprint
Designed to handle big jobs in small areas. Two installation orientation options.
Continuous flow
No interruption of downstream flow during self-cleaning
Large filtration area
Large advanced multi-layer weave-wire mesh enabling the filter to handle high TSS loads at high flow rates
Minimal wasted water
High recovery (99% in most standard applications)
Reliable and durable
Designed for long-term and simple operation
Dependable self-cleaning mechanism
Continuous flow of filtered water
Technical Materials & Support
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