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SweepCLEAR is an air and dirt separator that inserts coalescing media into existing air separators or tanks. It removes micro air bubbles that cause corrosion and inefficiency, takes out dirt that fouls equipment, and saves water by reducing the need to flush systems. Installation typically takes one day without pipe modifications and the permanent 304 stainless steel media does not increase pressure drop.
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