CLARO SWISS FRESHLINE-K
FRESH, HEALTHY, AND PURE
This is where CLARO SWISS is Used
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Residential Houses
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Commercial Kitchens
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Cafes
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Lounges
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Hotels
Description.
Cutting-edge water purification technologies
Claro Swiss all-in-one filtration systems combine multiple purification technologies - for water customized to your individual specifications.
- > The Claro Swiss filter cartridges are based on the most recent state-of-the-art technology for gravimetric home filter cartridges which has been designed down to the last detail to full fill the exact requirements of water filters in the kitchen.
- > Keeps a well balanced mineral content of Ca2+ and Mg2+
- > No more bad tastes and odours
- > Reduces heavy metals, pesticides and other harmful contaminants
- > Efficient lime scale protection
- > Easy installation under-sink and easy replacement under pressure
- > Only one cartridge with a multistage process
Explore the unique filtration technologies
Learn more about the various purification technologies used in our Claro swiss filtration systems by clicking on the + symbols on the filter image.
Particle filter
Made of carefully selected fiber materials our particle filters remove sediment and coarse particles. This pre-filtration prevents the purification system from clogging.
Ion exchange resin
Our ion exchange resin reduces water hardness and effectively removes toxic heavy metals such as lead through strong adsorption. The resin also partially retains calcium to prevent limescale from forming in your appliance. Our resins have been developed and produced exclusively for Claris products, and they reflect the highest standard in our industry.
Activated carbon adsorption
Our activated carbon adsorption process eliminates chlorine and other bad-tasting contaminants as well as organic pollutants, such as pharmaceuticals, pesticides, or hormones. Because coconut shell activated carbon has an extremely high number of adsorption cavities (micropores) per volume, it has an active internal surface of more than 1000 m2 per gram of carbon.
