Crystal Quest Fluoride Removal Water Filtration System

Overview

Commercial Fluoride Removal Water Filtration System available from Healthy Hydro Supply Co is a commercial and industrial fluoride removal water filtration system designed for fluoride reduction, commercial water filtration, industrial water treatment, potable water treatment, and high-flow contaminant reduction.

This system is built for commercial facilities, industrial water treatment systems, potable municipal water supplies, schools, government facilities, agriculture, service industries, and high-flow water filtration applications.

Product Information

• Product Name: Commercial Fluoride Removal Water Filtration System
• Sold By: Healthy Hydro Supply Co
• System Type: Commercial and industrial fluoride removal water filtration system
• Primary Use: Fluoride reduction, commercial water filtration, industrial water treatment, potable water treatment, and high-flow contaminant reduction
• Best Applications: Commercial facilities, industrial water treatment systems, potable municipal water supplies, schools, government facilities, agriculture, service industries, and high-flow water filtration applications
• Primary Media: Crystal Quest Eagle Fluoride Resin
• Media Type: Synthetic aluminum oxide adsorbent media
• Additional Media: Eagle Activated Charcoal Fluoride Removal Media
• Additional Media Type: Bone char carbon
• Service Flow Options: 15 GPM to 390 GPM listed configurations
• PSI Range: 35–60

Standard Features

• Timer control valves
• Heavy-duty composite fiberglass tanks
• High-flow distributor
• All-brass, motor-driven control valve with fully adjustable backwash cycles
• Self-adjusting backwash controller
• Flow controller to limit backwash flow
• Engineered for commercial and industrial use

System Benefits

• Reduced water consumption
• Engineered for commercial and industrial use
• Designed for fluoride reduction in potable water applications
• Supports commercial and industrial water treatment needs
• Available with multiple control valve options based on flow rate requirements

Description

The Commercial Fluoride Removal Water Filtration System is designed for commercial and industrial water treatment applications that require fluoride reduction from potable water supplies.

Built with heavy-duty composite fiberglass tanks, timer control valves, a high-flow distributor, and all-brass motor-driven control valve options, this system supports high-flow filtration while helping reduce water consumption.

This commercial fluoride filtration system uses Crystal Quest Eagle Fluoride Resin, which contains synthetic aluminum oxide adsorbent media. The media is designed to have a high affinity for fluoride, lead, and arsenic.

The media removes metals through a combination of adsorption and chemical reaction with the media, so the process is not dependent on ion exchange. The media also has a uniform particle size, is physically stable, and can be used across a wide pH range.

The system may also use Eagle Activated Charcoal Fluoride Removal Media, a bone char carbon media manufactured through the treatment and carbonization of selected grades of animal bone. Bone char is different from standard activated carbon because it contains both carbon surface area and hydroxyapatite lattice surface area.

This fluoride removal system and media are designed for municipal water containing inorganic fluoride. If fluoride is organic or comes from a natural water source such as a private well, a Crystal Quest® associate should be consulted because a different media blend may be recommended.

Benefits

The Commercial Fluoride Removal Water Filtration System is designed for customers who need scalable fluoride reduction for commercial, industrial, municipal potable water, and high-flow water treatment applications.

Key Benefits

• Designed for commercial fluoride reduction
• Designed for industrial fluoride filtration
• Supports potable water treatment applications
• Supports high-flow contaminant reduction
• Supports commercial water filtration
• Supports industrial water treatment
• Uses Crystal Quest Eagle Fluoride Resin
• Uses synthetic aluminum oxide adsorbent media
• Designed to have high affinity for fluoride
• Designed to have high affinity for lead
• Designed to have high affinity for arsenic
• Removes metals through adsorption and chemical reaction with the media
• Process is not dependent on ion exchange
• Media has uniform particle size
• Media is physically stable
• Media can be used across a wide pH range
• May use Eagle Activated Charcoal Fluoride Removal Media
• Bone char carbon supports liquid phase filtration
• Bone char contains carbon surface area
• Bone char contains hydroxyapatite lattice surface area
• Bone char provides good adsorption of various heavy metals
• Bone char is produced from aged bones for better efficiency
• Bone char helps maintain alkalinity in the adsorbate
• Uses timer control valves
• Uses heavy-duty composite fiberglass tanks
• Uses high-flow distributor design
• Includes all-brass, motor-driven control valve construction
• Includes fully adjustable backwash cycles
• Includes self-adjusting backwash controller
• Includes flow controller to limit backwash flow
• Helps reduce water consumption
• Engineered for commercial and industrial use
• Supports service flow rates from 15 GPM to 390 GPM
• Supports peak flow rates from 22 GPM to 450 GPM
• Supports PSI range of 35–60
• Available with automatic control head options
• Available with manual backwash control options
• Available with manual upflow head options

Best For

• Commercial facilities
• Industrial water treatment systems
• Potable municipal water supplies
• Schools
• Government facilities
• Agriculture
• Service industries
• High-flow water filtration applications
• Commercial fluoride removal systems
• Industrial fluoride filtration systems
• Municipal potable water fluoride treatment
• Bone char fluoride media filtration
• Aluminum oxide fluoride filtration
• High-flow contaminant reduction applications
• Facilities needing 15 GPM to 390 GPM service flow configurations
• Applications needing automatic control heads
• Applications needing manual backwash control
• Applications needing manual upflow operation
• Multi-tank commercial water treatment configurations

Performance

The Commercial Fluoride Removal Water Filtration System uses fluoride-focused media and commercial control valve options to support scalable fluoride reduction in potable municipal water and high-flow treatment applications.

Fluoride Water Treatment Information

• Fluoride, also known as F-, is a common constituent of many minerals.
• Municipal water treatment plants commonly add fluoride to drinking water to help prevent tooth decay.
• Municipal treatment plants generally try to maintain fluoride levels between 1.5 and 2.5 mg/L.
• Concentrations above 5 mg/L can be detrimental to tooth structure.
• High fluoride concentrations may also be found in wastewater from glass manufacturing, steel manufacturing, and foundry operations.
• Organic fluoride is naturally present in vegetables, fruits, and nuts.
• Inorganic fluorine, under the name sodium fluoride, is a waste product of aluminum and is used in some rat poisons.
• The U.S. EPA Maximum Contaminant Level, or MCL, for fluoride in drinking water is 4 mg/L.

How It Works

• Crystal Quest Eagle Fluoride Resin contains synthetic aluminum oxide adsorbent media.
• The media is specifically designed to have a high affinity for fluoride, lead, and arsenic.
• The media removes metals through a combination of adsorption and chemical reaction with the media.
• The process is not reliant on ion exchange.
• The media has a uniform particle size.
• The media is physically stable.
• The media can be used over a wide pH range.

Eagle Activated Charcoal Fluoride Removal Media

• Uses bone char carbon
• Bone char is a unique carbonaceous adsorbent
• Manufactured through the treatment and carbonization of selected grades of animal bone
• Used for liquid phase filtration
• Helps remove organic and inorganic species
• Helps remove color bodies
• Helps remove many heavy metals
• Differs from standard activated carbon
• Contains carbon surface area
• Contains hydroxyapatite lattice surface area

Bone Char Media Benefits

• Good adsorption of various heavy metals
• Produced from aged bones for better efficiency
• Maintains alkalinity in adsorbate

Contaminants / Water Quality Concerns Addressed

• Fluoride: Designed for fluoride reduction in potable water applications
• Inorganic fluoride in municipal water: Eagle Activated Charcoal Fluoride System and Media is designed to accommodate fluoride removal from municipal water containing inorganic fluoride
• Lead: Eagle Fluoride Resin is designed to have high affinity for lead
• Arsenic: Eagle Fluoride Resin is designed to have high affinity for arsenic
• Metals: Media removes metals through adsorption and chemical reaction with the media
• Organic species: Bone char media is used for liquid phase filtration to help remove organic species
• Inorganic species: Bone char media is used for liquid phase filtration to help remove inorganic species
• Color bodies: Bone char media is used to help remove color bodies
• Heavy metals: Bone char media provides good adsorption of various heavy metals
• High-flow contaminant reduction: Designed for commercial and industrial high-flow water filtration applications

Compatible Valve and Control Head Options

15 GPM — 2510 Automatic Control Head

The 2510 Automatic Control Head is designed for filtration and water softening systems and offers two operational modes to support different water treatment requirements.

Features

• Electromechanical timer valves
• 3/5" control valve
• Standard 1.9" distributor pilot
• High service flow rate of 19 GPM
• Backwash capacity of 17 GPM
• All-brass valve construction
• Engineered for commercial and industrial use

Available Add-Ons

• NXT Display Controller
• Meter valves

20–35 GPM — 2850 Automatic Control Head

The 2850 Automatic Control Head is designed for filtration and water softening systems requiring flexible control and reliable commercial performance.

Features

• Electromechanical timer valves
• 1 1/2" control valve
• Standard 1.9" distributor pilot
• High service flow rate of 60 GPM
• Backwash capacity of 47 GPM
• All-brass valve construction
• Fully adjustable 5-cycle control
• Engineered for commercial and industrial use

Available Add-Ons

• NXT Display Controller
• XT Display Controller
• Meter valves

60–75 GPM — 2900 Automatic Control Head

The 2900 Automatic Control Head is built for commercial, industrial, and hot water applications requiring high-flow performance and durable valve control.

Features

• Electromechanical timer valves
• 2" control valve
• High service flow rate of 106 GPM
• Backwash capacity of 36 GPM
• All-brass valve construction
• Self-adjusting backwash controller
• Engineered for commercial and industrial use

Available Add-Ons

• NXT Display Controller
• XT Display Controller
• Meter valves

200–390 GPM — 3900 Control Head

The 3900 Control Head is a heavy-duty control valve designed for high-flow filtration and softening applications.

Features

• NXT Display Controller
• 3" BSP female connections
• 6" tank adapters
• All-brass valve construction
• Supports downflow, also known as DF, regeneration
• Supports upflow, also known as UF, regeneration
• Engineered for commercial and industrial use

Available Add-Ons

• NXT Display Controller
• Meter valves

15–75 GPM — Manual Backwash Control

Manual Backwash Control is available for systems where simple manual backwash operation is preferred.

Features

• Easy operation
• Manual filter valve, top mount, 1" in/out, 1" female drain, 1.05" OD riser, 2.5" 8-NPSM connection
• Manual filter valve, top mount, 2" in/out, 1.5" female drain, 1.5" OD riser, 4" 8-UN connection

15–75 GPM — Manual Upflow Head

Manual Upflow Head options are available for simple operation without electricity or backwash.

Features

• No electricity required
• No backwash required
• Easy operation
• Can be configured as upflow or downflow by plumbing the system in reverse
• Tank head, UPVC, 2.5"-8NPSM opening, 1" NPT in/out, 1" NPT center riser
• Tank head, UPVC, 4"-8UN opening, 2" NPT in/out, 1.5" NPT center riser

Application Note

• An Eagle Activated Charcoal Fluoride System and Media is designed to accommodate fluoride removal from municipal water containing inorganic fluoride.
• If fluoride is organic or comes from a natural water source such as a well, speak with a Crystal Quest® associate for system recommendations because a media blend may be suggested.

Performance Notes

• Fluoride treatment performance depends on fluoride type, influent fluoride level, water chemistry, pH, media selection, media volume, flow rate, contact time, pressure, system configuration, and maintenance.
• No certified fluoride reduction percentage was provided in the source product content.
• This product page should not claim “fluoride-free water” unless verified by post-treatment testing.
• For private wells or natural fluoride sources, a media blend may be recommended.
• Potable water applications should be sized and verified through proper water testing.

Specs

Commercial Fluoride Removal System Specifications

Specification	15 GPM	20 GPM	35 GPM	60 GPM	75 GPM	185 GPM	200 GPM	245 GPM	390 GPM
Service Flow Rate	15 GPM	20 GPM	35 GPM	60 GPM	75 GPM	185 GPM	200 GPM	245 GPM	390 GPM
Peak Flow	22 GPM	41 GPM	60 GPM	95 GPM	140 GPM	250 GPM	270 GPM	280 GPM	450 GPM
Backwash Flow	5 GPM	7 GPM	12 GPM	15 GPM	25 GPM	35 GPM	50 GPM	65 GPM	75 GPM
Pipe Size	1"	1.5"	1.5"	2"	2"	2" / 3"	3"	3"	3"
Electronic Control Valve	2510	2850	2850	2900	2900	3150 / 3900	3900	3900	3900
Fluoride Removal Media	3 ft³	4 ft³	7 ft³	10 ft³	15 ft³	20 ft³	30 ft³	40 ft³	60 ft³
PSI Range	35–60	35–60	35–60	35–60	35–60	35–60	35–60	35–60	35–60
Mineral Tank Size	14" x 65"	16" x 65"	21" x 62"	24" x 72"	30" x 72"	36" x 72"	42" x 72"	48" x 72"	63" x 83"
Space Required, D x H	16" x 75"	18" x 75"	23" x 84"	24" x 95"	32" x 95"	40" x 192"	46" x 192"	52" x 192"	67" x 203"
Quartz	30 lbs	40 lbs	70 lbs	100 lbs	150 lbs	200 lbs	300 lbs	400 lbs	600 lbs

 

Primary Treatment Focus

• Commercial fluoride reduction
• Industrial fluoride filtration
• Potable water fluoride treatment
• Municipal water fluoride treatment
• Inorganic fluoride reduction
• Synthetic aluminum oxide adsorbent media
• Eagle Fluoride Resin
• Eagle Activated Charcoal Fluoride Removal Media
• Bone char carbon media
• Lead affinity support
• Arsenic affinity support
• Heavy metal adsorption support
• Color body reduction support
• Organic and inorganic species reduction support
• High-flow commercial water filtration
• Heavy-duty fiberglass tank filtration
• Automatic control head operation
• Manual backwash operation
• Manual upflow operation

Install & Parts

The Commercial Fluoride Removal Water Filtration System should be selected based on fluoride type, water source, influent fluoride level, service flow rate, peak flow, backwash flow, pipe size, media volume, tank size, available space, PSI range, and control valve preference.

System Design Should Be Based On

• Influent fluoride level
• Fluoride type
• Municipal water source
• Private well or natural water source
• Potable water application requirements
• Water chemistry
• pH
• Required service flow rate
• Required peak flow rate
• Backwash flow requirement
• Pipe size
• Electronic control valve selection
• Manual valve selection
• Mechanical upflow valve selection
• Mechanical downflow / backwashable valve selection
• Fluoride removal media volume
• PSI range
• Mineral tank size
• Space required
• Quartz quantity
• Facility water demand
• Automatic control preference
• Manual backwash preference
• No-electricity operation preference
• Upflow or downflow design preference
• Maintenance access
• Installation footprint

Available Add-Ons

• Metered control valve
• Backwash bypass
• 3200NT Controller
• NXT Upgrade Controller
• Duplex parallel configuration
• Twin alternating configuration
• Triplex progressive configuration
• Optional skid mounting for tanks

Add-On Note

If you are interested in available add-ons, contact Healthy Hydro Supply Co before ordering so the correct options can be added to your system.

Parts & Accessories

• Aluminum Oxide Fluoride Removal SDS
• Aluminum Oxide Fluoride Removal PDS
• Calcium GAC SDS 
• Calcium GAC PDS 

Installation / Use Notes

• 2510 Automatic Control Head supports 15 GPM configuration.
• 2850 Automatic Control Head supports 20–35 GPM configurations.
• 2900 Automatic Control Head supports 60–75 GPM configurations.
• 3900 Control Head supports 200–390 GPM configurations.
• Manual Backwash Control supports 15–75 GPM applications.
• Manual Upflow Head supports 15–75 GPM applications.
• Manual Upflow Head requires no electricity.
• Manual Upflow Head requires no backwash.
• Manual Upflow Head can be configured as upflow or downflow by plumbing the system in reverse.
• For municipal water containing inorganic fluoride, Eagle Activated Charcoal Fluoride System and Media is designed to accommodate fluoride removal.
• For organic fluoride or natural water sources such as wells, speak with a Crystal Quest® associate because a media blend may be suggested.

Important Notes

• No warranty terms were provided in the source product content.
• No certified fluoride reduction percentage was provided in the source product content.
• No media replacement schedule was provided in the source product content.
• No exact product SKUs were provided for each GPM configuration.
• No complete installation step-by-step instructions were provided in the source product content.
• The system is designed for fluoride reduction, not guaranteed fluoride-free water.
• Fluoride treatment should be verified with water testing before and after installation.
• Municipal inorganic fluoride and naturally occurring fluoride may require different media recommendations.
• Do not claim universal contaminant removal.
• Do not claim lead or arsenic removal guarantees unless confirmed by testing and supplier documentation.

FAQ & Support

What is the Commercial Fluoride Removal Water Filtration System?

The Commercial Fluoride Removal Water Filtration System is a commercial and industrial fluoride removal water filtration system designed for fluoride reduction, commercial water filtration, industrial water treatment, potable water treatment, and high-flow contaminant reduction.

What is this system used for?

It is used for fluoride reduction from potable water supplies in commercial, industrial, school, government, agriculture, service-industry, and high-flow water filtration applications.

What media does the system use?

The system uses Crystal Quest Eagle Fluoride Resin with synthetic aluminum oxide adsorbent media. It may also use Eagle Activated Charcoal Fluoride Removal Media made from bone char carbon.

What is synthetic aluminum oxide media used for?

It is designed to have high affinity for fluoride, lead, and arsenic and removes metals through adsorption and chemical reaction with the media.

Is this an ion exchange system?

The source content states that the metal removal process is not reliant on ion exchange.

What is bone char carbon?

Bone char carbon is a carbonaceous adsorbent manufactured through the treatment and carbonization of selected grades of animal bone.

How is bone char different from standard activated carbon?

Bone char differs from standard activated carbon because it contains both carbon surface area and hydroxyapatite lattice surface area.

What does bone char media help remove?

Bone char is used for liquid phase filtration to help remove organic and inorganic species, color bodies, and many heavy metals.

What fluoride source is this system designed for?

The Eagle Activated Charcoal Fluoride System and Media is designed to accommodate fluoride removal from municipal water containing inorganic fluoride.

What if fluoride comes from a private well or natural water source?

If fluoride is organic or comes from a natural water source such as a well, speak with a Crystal Quest® associate because a media blend may be suggested.

What is the U.S. EPA MCL for fluoride in drinking water?

The source content states that the U.S. EPA Maximum Contaminant Level, or MCL, for fluoride in drinking water is 4 mg/L.

What fluoride levels do municipal plants commonly target?

The source content states that municipal water treatment plants generally try to maintain fluoride levels between 1.5 and 2.5 mg/L.

What fluoride concentration can be detrimental to tooth structure?

The source content states that concentrations above 5 mg/L can be detrimental to tooth structure.

What service flow rates are available?

Listed service flow rates include 15, 20, 35, 60, 75, 185, 200, 245, and 390 GPM.

What peak flow rates are available?

Listed peak flow rates range from 22 GPM to 450 GPM.

What backwash flow rates are listed?

Listed backwash flow rates range from 5 GPM to 75 GPM.

What PSI range is listed?

The listed PSI range is 35–60.

What media volumes are listed?

Fluoride removal media volumes range from 3 ft³ to 60 ft³.

What control heads are available?

Control head options include 2510, 2850, 2900, 3150 / 3900, and 3900 electronic control valves, depending on system size.

Is manual control available?

Yes. Manual Backwash Control and Manual Upflow Head options are available for 15–75 GPM applications.

Does the Manual Upflow Head require electricity?

No. The Manual Upflow Head requires no electricity.

Does the Manual Upflow Head require backwash?

No. The Manual Upflow Head requires no backwash.

Can the Manual Upflow Head be installed as upflow or downflow?

Yes. It can be configured as upflow or downflow by plumbing the system in reverse.

Does this system guarantee fluoride-free water?

No. The source content does not state that the system guarantees fluoride-free water. Fluoride reduction should be verified through water testing and proper system sizing.