Fluoride Removal Water Filtration System

Features

• Timer Control Valves
• Heavy duty composite fiberglass tanks
• High Flow Distributor
• All brass, motor driven control valve with fully adjustable backwash cycles
• Self-adjusting backwash controller
• Flow controller to limit backwash flow
• Engineered for commercial & industrial use

Benefits

• Reduced water consumption
• Engineered for commercial & industrial use

Add-Ons*

• Metered Control Valve
• Backwash bypass
• 3200NT Controller
• NXT Upgrade Controller
• Duplex parallel, twin alternating, triplex (progressive)
• Optional skid mounting for tanks

*If you are interested in our available add-ons, please call to have them added to your system.

Fluoride (F-) is a common constituent of many minerals. Municipal water treatment plants commonly add fluoride to the water to prevent tooth decay. Generally, they try to maintain a level of 1.5 - 2.5 mg/l. Concentrations above 5 mg/l are detrimental to tooth structure. High concentrations are contained in wastewater from the manufacturing of glass and steel, as well as from foundry operations. Organic fluoride is present in vegetables, fruits, and nuts. Inorganic fluorine, under the name of sodium fluoride, is a waste product of aluminum and is used in some rat poisons. The MCL for drinking water established by the U.S. EPA is 4 mg/l.

How It Works

Crystal Quest Eagle Fluoride Resin contains synthetic aluminum oxide adsorbent media. Specifically designed to have a high affinity for Fluoride, Lead, and Arsenic. It removes metals through a mixture of adsorption and chemical reaction with the media; therefore, the elimination is not reliant on ion exchange. It has a uniform particle size, is physically stable and can be used over a wide pH range.

Eagle Activated Charcoal Fluoride Removal Media - Bone char carbon is a unique carbonaceous adsorbent manufactured from the treatment and carbonization of selected grades of animal bone and is used for liquid phase filtration to remove organic and inorganic species such as color bodies and many heavy metals. Bone char is different from activated carbon in that it contains both carbon surface area and hydroxyapatite lattice surface area.

• Good adsorption of various heavy metals
• Produced from aged bones for better efficiency
• Maintains alkalinity in adsorbate

An Eagle Activated Charcoal Fluoride System and Media will accommodate for fluoride removal on municipal water that consists of inorganic fluoride.  If fluoride is organic or from natural water sources such as a well, please speak with a Crystal Quest® Associate for system recommendation as a media blend may be suggested.