Mira Loma, California Everfilt® Water Filtration Systems is pleased to announce the launch of its latest in a long line of ever-growing modular systems, the C-Series High-Volume Carbon Media Filter System.

The Everfilt® M-Series Multi-Media Filter product line is the result of 40+ years of manufacturing and engineering filtration systems and equipment for Agricultural and Industrial-based applications.

Activated carbon is the most common method of removing color from water, but it is not always the most appropriate method.

Water filtration systems come in a wide variety of sizes, configurations, and uses, many of which are tailored for specific industries and levels of filtration needs.

Everfilt® has a unique footprint within the industrial market. On top of manufacturing systems for the agricultural, municipal, and commercial sectors, its services and expertise extend to high-end industrial water applications.

Everfilt® stands out from the pack by not only designing and manufacturing top-of-the-line media filters for multiple industry applications, but also custom designing and manufacturing systems for highly unique and complicated industrial projects.

It's important that you consult with an Everfilt® Applications Engineer before submitting a quotation. More than 70% of the systems Everfilt® sells are engineered to the customer's particular operating requirements.

The M-Series Multi-Media Filter Systems come in multiple sizes and configurations.

Reclaim stormwater runoff stored in a lagoon to achieve water quality suitable for use as "grey water", for irrigation purposes.

Everfilt® manufactures a full line of media and multi-media filters for the removal of suspended solids, turbidity, and many dissolved substances found in water supplies and wastewater.

Is Iron present in your source water? High levels of Iron can cause premature wear on equipment, discoloration and staining, as well as being harmful to your irrigation system and plants.

In areas where there is substantial annual rainfall, reconditioning that water and using it for cooling water make-up, firefighting, wash down, landscape irrigation, or other non-potable purposes can reduce the cost of purchasing water and drop dollars to the bottom line.

When one of the goals of treating water is to reduce the concentration of particles (called suspended solids), several different types of filters can be effective…but they will not all be equally effective under all circumstances.