Fileder provides tailored water treatment systems designed to improve the quality, taste, and safety of water across residential, commercial, and industrial applications, from glass washing to medical use. Untreated water can pose health risks due to contaminants or simply have an unpleasant taste. Our water treatment solutions are expertly designed to effectively remove chlorine, bacteria, and other impurities whilst also treating hard water issues.
Product group
Carbon
Activated carbon treats chlorine and other chemicals while also removing organics and other impurities
Media Cartridges
Cartridges include resin or crystals to target specific contaminants
Pressure Vessels & Resin
Systems to hold any resin type, ensuring the water treatment process occurs thoroughly
Water Softening Systems
The most common way to treat hard water is to use a water softener system
Ultraviolet Systems
UV light is effective against contaminants in water such as bacteria, viruses, mould spores and algae
Salt
Produced to EN973 Type A standards, delivering consistent performance across tablet, granular and block formats
Point-of-Use
A range of products providing economic solutions right where water is used
How Water Treatment Solutions Work
Water treatment uses a combination of physical, chemical, and biological processes to remove impurities from water, making it safe and giving it a better taste.
We have a range of different water treatment systems available for targeting specific contaminants or for different water quality issues. In many cases, multiple water treatment methods are combined for optimal results. Water treatment can also be used as a pre-treatment before going through further filtration methods such as reverse osmosis.
Water Softening Systems
Water softening systems use a process called ion exchange to remove hardness minerals like calcium and magnesium from water and replace them with sodium ions, helping to prevent scale buildup in pipes and appliances and extend equipment life.
Media Cartridges
Media cartridges are filled with specialised materials that target specific contaminants. These cartridges can effectively reduce chlorine, sediments, heavy metals, and other impurities in water, improving its clarity and taste.
Pressure Vessels
Pressure vessels are durable containers designed to house filtration media used in larger-scale water treatment systems. They ensure water passes evenly through the media bed under pressure, maximising filtration efficiency to produce high quality treated water.
Choosing Your Water Treatment System
Identifying Your Water Issues
Start by pinpointing your water’s pain points, such as hardness, an unpleasant taste or odour, chlorine, sediment, or bacteria. Knowing which contaminants are present will help you to determine which treatment methods will be most effective.
Application
Different environments require different treatment approaches. Whether you’re treating water for a residential home, commercial premises, or an industrial facility, systems can be tailored to suit the scale, water usage, and regulatory requirements of each application.
Flow Rate and Capacity
The flow rate and capacity of a system determines how much water can be efficiently treated at any given time. Choosing a system that matches your specific demand ensures consistent pressure, performance, and water quality.
Budgeting and Maintenance
When planning your water treatment solution, consider both the upfront investment and ongoing maintenance costs. Regular servicing, filter changes, and media replacement is essential to keep your system running efficiently and extend its lifespan.
Need help choosing the right system? Get in touch with us today to request tailored advice and personalised recommendations from our friendly and approachable specialists.
Water Treatment System Maintenance
When it comes to water filtration systems, the health of the cartridge or media inside plays the most critical role in ensuring the desired results are delivered effectively and safely.
Several factors dictate the optimal time to change your filter or media, including the system size, feed water quality, your application type and required pressure. However, per typical industry standard recommendations, you should change your water filter when the pressure drop reaches two bar or, for point-of-use applications, every six to twelve months.
For help with recognising when it’s time to change your water filter, read our blog for more tailored information for your specific application.
Common Water Quality Problems and Solutions
Hard Water
Hard water contains high levels of calcium and magnesium which can cause scale buildup. Installing a water softening system effectively prevents this.
Chlorine Taste or Odour
A noticeable chlorine taste or smell can be addressed and reduced with activated carbon filters, improving the overall taste and freshness of your water.
Bacteria or Microbial Concerns
If bacteria or microorganisms are present, a UV disinfection system offers a chemical-free way to ensure safe, clean water.
Cloudiness or Sediment
Cloudy water or visible particles can be cleared using sediment filters, which trap dirt, sand, and other suspended solids.
Why Choose Fileder for Your Water Treatment?
Fileder is an established, independent company specialising in the advice and supply of water filter systems and water treatment products. We have over forty years of filtration expertise and experience and have been ISO9001 certified for over twenty years.
With over £6 million of stock held in our UK, and European facilities, we work with a wide range of trusted, recognisable brands and our experienced account managers ensure our customers receive only the very best possible service and technical support. We offer UK-based service and fast, reliable delivery, with 97% same day dispatch, keeping your systems up and running without delay.
If you have any questions regarding our water filtration offering, please get in touch with our team today for tailored advice from one of our friendly water filtration experts.






