Overview of our Products
MADE IN GERMANY since 1976
Modern Manufacturing and all products with high-quality robust construction in stainless steel grant a flawless quality. We provide project-related consulting; moreover, we research and develop constantly to the purposes of reliable, durable and largely maintenance-free systems!
Combined sewer overflows
With strong rainfall get a lot of solids unfiltered about the discharge thresholds and the following structures (sewage treatment plant) or onsite preflooders get dirty. The in the following explained equipments like the pump action screen and the lamella baffle can decrease this. They hold back the incoming swimming and suspended matter efficiently without hindering the discharge process in the sewer.
Flow regulators
- Adapter technology, type ADAPT
- ALPHEUS™, type AT
- ALPHEUS™, type AS
- ALPHEUS™, type AA
- Electrical flow regulator, type EGAR
- Electrical flow regulator, type EGAR-LC
- Throttle penstock, type DS
- Storm water tank flow control, type SDS
- Float operated valve (penstock), type SWDS
Flushing systems
The BIOGEST™- flushing systems have been developed to overcome the problems cleaning storm water tanks that cannot be designed to self clean or where the use of conventional systems such as flushing gates, tipping buckets and jets etc. would compromise either health and safety or efficiency. The BIOGEST™-flushing systems solves this problem simple and with an effectively cleaning!
- Vacuum flushing system, type MF, with energy
- Flushing gates with energy, type KS
- Flushing gates without energy, type KS-OF
- Vacuum flushing system without energy, type OF
Sludge treatment
The development of the CROWN™-disintegration system offers sewage plant operators an innovative solution to minimise the sludge quantities to increase the biogas yield and to improve the stability and reliability of the process. From both an economic and an ecological point of view, the CROWN™-disintegration system constitutes an investment in the future of modern sewage treatment.
Solids retention station
In channels where combined sewage and storm water are conveyed, there are also some coarse substances, such as grit and sewage related debris. These coarse substances usually move more slowly than the water flow and often cause problems with downstream plant and equipment. In principle the goal is to identify the sources of grit or debris entering the sewerage system and eliminate them to prevent sewage related debris within the sewer system.

