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    STOCKHOLM - Ahlstrom has launched a new water filtration solution for enhanced particulate removal in pre-filtration applications.

    The global water purification market is fast-moving, with continuous advancements in technologies and applications. As a result, there is an increased focus on more sustainable solutions to address the growing concerns about water quality and the need for reliable water purification solutions.

    Ahlstrom says it supports the water purification market and contributes to the availability of clean water with its latest filter material that can be used as a stand-alone or as a complement to the existing Ahlstrom Disruptor and Hollytex ranges.

    The new pre-filter is suitable for both residential and industrial uses. It removes contaminants such as rust, sand, and other debris that may end up in water pipelines, ensuring the highest quality of water. The pre-filter delivers superior performance and quality consistency when used as a pleated filter design.

    Engineered for durability, it can extend the filter lifespan and reduce the frequency of filter replacements. This not only contributes to cost savings but can also help minimize environmental impacts.

    “This new pre-filter further expands our water purification range and shows our commitment to our purpose to Purify and Protect with Every Fiber for a Sustainable World. We can offer a more complete selection of filter media for customers who are looking for enhanced particulate removal,” said Clas Läck, head of Liquid Filtration. “We will continue our dedicated efforts towards providing safe and sustainable water purification materials to address the global water quality challenge.”

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