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AFM® is a glass manufactured by up-cycling green and brown glass bottles. AFM® is verified to at least double the performance of sand filters without the need for additional investment in infrastructure.
We provide two different types of AFM®:
Key Benefits
AFM® is the best performing filter media on the market with a certified 1 micron filtration rate. It is also 100% bio-resistant, meaning it prevents bacterial growth in the filter bed.
You can use AFM® without any changes in infrastructure:
AFM® goes through a three-step chemical and thermal activation process. This is the reason for its bio-resistance and amazing filtration performance.
Only green and brown glass is used. This is because these glass types contain the metal oxides necessary to be activated. Green and brown glass carry a charge that is strongly increased during the activation
The most sophisticated and sustainable production process. Every part is optimised in order to produce the best material available. It is ensured that the product has no sharp edges that may cause injury or damage.
AFM® filters 20 times smaller particles than sand or any other competitive product. This is proven by the independent laboratory IFTS in France.
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AFM® ng has been developed to remove organics and microplastics from the water.
Thanks to its large hydrophobic area and highly mesoporous structure, AFM® ng can filter much finer particles and approximately 50% more organic substances than sand.
High filtration performance means less disinfectants are used, resulting in healthier water and better air quality at lower costs.
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