ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE FILTRATION & SEPARATION


THE STAMP OF APPROVAL You’ve either got it, or you haven’t


Filtration specialist Bowman Stor has achieved the prestigious DIBt approval status for its key range of SEPURA™ oil-water separator products


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ince developing the groundbreaking separator concept back in 2004,


Bowman has aimed for the very highest grade of technical accreditation in order to cement its world-leading status. Following months of painstaking work and major investment, the company has now achieved that goal with the attainment of DIBt approval covering its low to mid-range units (SEP60 through to SEP2500). Designed as a cost-effective, easy-to-


use system for the treatment of air compressor condensate, the unique SEPURA series has been developed in Bowman’s UK based research and manufacturing facility. The innovation was enhanced by the invention of the revolutionary SILEXA™ filtration media - a fully sustainable, renewable, patented


media made from recycled glass bottles. Bowman Stor’s managing director,


Richard Potts says that the DIBt approval is a milestone in the ongoing evolution of the SEPURA range: “Meeting the strict standards of this highly- respected, globally- recognised authority demonstrates that our manufacturing and quality assurance systems are on a level with the leading names in our industry. It also gives the necessary affirmation that, in a market where conformance is paramount, our separators are fit for purpose and reach the exacting demands


required by building control personnel.” Customers who want the superior


condensate filtration associated with genuine SEPURA separators and filters can ONLY obtain them through SEPURA’s designated distributors. UK customers should use the company contact details below.


The SEPURA oil-water separator


Multi Factor Europe T: 01978 855995 E: sales@mfeuk.co.uk www.sepura-technologies.com


16 SEPTEMBER 2020 | PROCESS & CONTROL


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