Hydrophores

Hydrophore is a steel tank in which the water is contained in a high-quality rubber bladder suitable for drinking water. Pre-pressure is pumped in between the tank wall and the bladder, which pressurizes the water in the bladder. Maintenance of the rubber bladder is simple; it is easy to clean and, if necessary, replace with a new one. Since in a hydrophore the water does not come into contact with the tank walls, condensation, or “sweating,” does not form on the outside of the tank. The rubber bladder surrounding the water prevents contact with air, thus preventing rust formation and sedimentation. Adding a hydrophore to a system, even an existing one, is easy to carry out. It is suitable for most pump types and, due to its small dimensions, does not require much installation space. Installation is also easier because the mounting position of the hydrophore is not fixed. If there is enough space and a larger amount of water is needed, hydrophores can be connected to one another.