5500 Litre SG4 Silt Guardian
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- £3,696.00 (inc VAT) £3,080.00 (ex VAT)
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The SG4 Silt Separator, part of the Silt Guardian range by Oaklands Environmental, is designed to efficiently capture and retain sediment particles larger than 0.3mm....
The SG4 Silt Separator, part of the Silt Guardian range by Oaklands Environmental, is designed to efficiently capture and retain sediment particles larger than 0.3mm. This system ensures effective removal of silt and debris before they enter downstream drainage networks, helping to maintain long-term system performance and environmental compliance.
Equipped with a lightweight foam filter and an integrated filter cartridge featuring an overflow channel, the SG4 provides reliable operation and easy maintenance while preventing potential blockages.
Manufactured from durable polyethylene, the Silt Guardian range offers a lightweight, compact, and versatile design suitable for multiple drainage and treatment applications.
The SG4 Silt Separator is suitable for installation in drainage catchments of up to 30,500m², making it ideal for medium to large-scale infrastructure projects.
Key Applications:
- Roads and highways
- Residential developments
- Industrial facilities
- Commercial sites
Delivery: England mainland and Wales only.
View SG4 Silt Guardian Data Sheet
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Height (mm): 3050mm
Diameter: 2150mm
Material: HDPE, Polyethylene
Tank Size (Litre): 5500L
Model: SG4
Inlet Invert: 625mm
Drainage area (m2): 30,500
Length (mm): 2200mm
Silt Capacity (litres): 5,500ltr
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