Point-of-use filtration

Our cartridge filter range provides a versatile filtration solution for pristine water across homes, businesses and food service operations.

Better quality, better taste

Cartridge filters are vital for delivering high-quality water in homes, businesses, and food service operations. These replaceable filters effectively remove contaminants like chlorine, sediment, lead, and bacteria, ensuring clean, safe, and great-tasting water. In homes, they enhance the taste and safety of drinking water, protect appliances, and improve water quality for cooking and bathing. For businesses, they provide pure, refreshing water to employees and customers, increasing satisfaction and promoting a healthier environment. In food service operations, filtered water in coffee machines, ice makers, and cooking processes ensures the highest standards for food and beverages, enhancing both flavour and safety.

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Why choose Evolve Water for filtration?

ENHANCED TASTE

Eliminates unpleasant tastes and odours for optimum palatability

VERSATILE

Suitable for a wide range of applications, including home, business and food service

EASY MAINTENANCE

Minimal maintenance and easy to replace, ensuring continuous access to high-quality water

COST EFFECTIVE

Reduces the need for bottled water and protects appliances, potentially lowering repair and replacement costs

CONSISTENT

Ensures consistent water quality, vital for food and beverage preparation

IMPROVED WATER QUALITY

Effectively removes contaminants like chlorine, lead, sediments, and bacteria, providing clean and safe water

How point-of-use filtration works

Water containing impurities enters the filtration system. This water may carry various contaminants, such as suspended solids, sediments, organic matter, and microorganisms.

Water flows through a filter media designed to trap and remove contaminants. Depending on the type of filtration system, the media can be sand, activated carbon, ceramic, or a specialised synthetic material. As water passes through the filter media, larger particles are physically trapped on the surface or within the pores of the media. Smaller particles may be captured through processes such as adsorption, where contaminants adhere to the surface of the media.

The now-filtered water, free from the captured impurities, exits the filtration system through an outlet. This clean water can be directed for further use or additional treatment if required. The filtration process is typically continuous, with water constantly entering and exiting the system, ensuring a steady supply of clean water.

Over time, the filter media becomes clogged with trapped contaminants, reducing its effectiveness. Regular maintenance, such as backwashing (reversing water flow to clean the media) or manual cleaning, is required. Depending on the type and design of the filtration system, the filter media may need to be replaced periodically to maintain optimal performance. This ensures the filtration system continues to provide high-quality water.