Stormwater Drain Filters
Storm Drain Filters are commonly used to filter out phosphorous, hydrocarbons, oil, sediment, and other contaminants often found in stormwater or pipe runoff. These filters feature a variety of different models to target specific site needs or attachment requirements.
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Learn More about Storm Drain Filters
Downspout Filter: The downspout filter is designed to hook up to downspouts or gutters and filter water as it flows out of the drains. These filters actively remove harmful materials such as hydrocarbons and oil from stormwater runoffs. A heavy-metal downspout filter is additionally available to remove metals such a lead, copper, and zinc.
Oil & Debris Blocker: The oil and debris blocker is a polyethylene unit that is placed in the outflow located inside a stormwater drain. Since these filters are made from a poly material, they can actively contain hydrocarbons, oil and debris without rusting and corroding.
Hydro Kleen Sediment Filter: The Hydro Kleen sediment filter is a favorite for use as a BMP in storm drains. This two-chamber system is designed to remove over 80% of the sediment entering the drain while also filtering out your choice of materials. Filters are available for the removal of oil, hydrocarbons, phosphorous, chemicals, oils, and heavy metals.
Filter Sock: The filter pipe sock is an X-Tex materials tube that is placed on the end of vertical and headwall pipes to filter water as it flows out of the pipe. As with all stormwater BMPs made from the xtex material, these filter socks can absorb both oil and hydrocarbons.
Self Bailer: The self bailer is a handy filtration device designed to hook up to containment sumps and other containment products to filter out stormwater that may fill the unit after storm events.
Phos Filter: The phos filter is a proven filtration media designed to remove phosphorous from ponds, catch basin drains and other stormwater runoff areas.
Construction BMPs - BMP Variety
