Stormwater Screens
Trade Enviro supply customised stormwater screens for pits that require debris, rubbish and silt control. Our baskets are made from stainless steel and manufactured locally on the Sunshine Coast. Our screens are largely used as pre-treatment screens in trade waste systems. Pre-screening extends the life of downstream equipment like pumps, valves, and filters. Our baskets and screens stop particles at the source or as close to as possible.
Removing sediment from any of these baskets is cheaper and more effective than using a pump truck to remove it from a holding tank. (Designed to be retrofitted into existing pits and drains).
We can supply a screening filter for just about anything if you have the application call Trade Enviro.
Custom Options
Our screens can be built to suit your application meaning we can create solutions for small pits. They are affordable and a good means of making sure your equipment is protected. If you have pits with sensitive valves, pumps or other devices a screen can be a good investment protecting the more expensive equipment in the pit.
Trade Enviro supply affordable solutions and believe it’s not really a solution if it’s overpriced to start with. We use this philosophy on all custom design jobs and have the practice and practical know how to get jobs done at the right price and in time for your project.
PRO TIP
Our screens can be sized accordingly, however, once a screen is fouled its flow rate is restricted. Screen and filters, pollutant traps and the likes are like rubbish bags and need to be cleaned no differently to a bin in your family home. They are designed to collect rubbish but not treat rubbish. Manual removal is still necessary.
Supplying Products Anywhere in Australia
We are known for our timeliness on orders. We ship your in boxes, pallets, skids and containers and have access to a number of freight companies.
What Our Clients Say
LukeHillery--Hillery Group
Environmental Superintendent Hallis Constructions
Ben English--Atlas CEA
Garry Solly--McMahon Services
Scott Parsons--Manager Environmental Health Services
Rhiannon Brown
