Swimming Pool Filters
The filter does the heavy lifting in every pool — it traps the dirt, dust and fine particles that make water cloudy. We supply sand filters, cartridge filters and complete commercial filtration tanks, matched to your pool size and pump so the water stays clear with less effort.
- Sand filters for homes and commercial pools
- Cartridge filters for compact plant rooms
- Multiport valves — all standard sizes
- Filter sand & glass media in stock
- Commercial filter tanks for clubs & hotels
Why Choose Our Filters?
Correctly sized filtration, matched to your pump and pool volume.
Right Size
Sized to your pool volume — no guesswork.
Clear Water
Fine filtration for a crystal-clear pool.
Low Upkeep
Media and cartridges that last for seasons.
Expert Setup
Installed and commissioned by our team.
Clear Water Starts Here
However good your chemicals are, dirty water stays dirty without proper filtration. The filter traps suspended particles every time the pump runs — undersized or worn-out media is the most common reason a pool will not clear, even with perfect chemistry.
We help you choose between sand and cartridge systems honestly, supply genuine media and valves, and can install and commission the complete filtration setup at your plant room.
- Sand and cartridge options for every pool size
- Glass media upgrades for finer filtration
- Replacement valves, gauges and media in stock
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The filter is what actually removes the dirt your pump circulates, and the two common types work differently. A sand filter traps debris in a bed of filter sand, and is cleaned by backwashing — reversing the flow for a few minutes until the waste water runs clear. A cartridge filter uses pleated elements that catch finer particles and are simply hosed off, which saves water, a real plus in Karachi where water is costly. Whichever type you choose, correct sizing against your pump and pool volume matters most; an undersized filter means cloudy water that no chemical dose can fix.
How often should I backwash a sand filter?
Backwash when the pressure gauge rises noticeably above its normal clean reading, or roughly every few weeks during heavy-use periods.
When does filter sand need changing?
Over time the sand grains round off and trap less dirt. If water stays dull despite correct chemistry, the sand bed may be due for replacement.
How do I clean a cartridge element?
Switch off the pump, lift the cartridge out, and hose it down between the pleats. A maintenance visit can check the element for wear at the same time.
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