Dutch Flow Control

Dutch Flow Control, founded in 1993 and headquartered in Emmeloord, Netherlands as part of the DFC Group, manufactures engineered flow control and self-cleaning water filtration systems with in-house engineering and production capabilities. The company's flow control product line includes penstocks, sluice gates, flap valves, tilting weirs, and stop logs for regulating and guiding water in municipal and industrial infrastructure. On the filtration side, Dutch Flow Control produces the ACF coarse filter for preliminary solids removal, the SCF filter and HL-SCF filter for intermediate continuous filtration, the MFF Microfilter achieving filtration down to 3 microns, parabolic screen bends for mechanical screening, and rotary drum filters for automated solids separation. Combined containerized filtration systems integrate multiple self-cleaning technologies into turnkey units housed in standard shipping containers, targeting applications requiring 50 or 3 micron filtration as direct replacements for underperforming sand filters. The company also builds mobile drinking water machines that convert river water, groundwater, brackish water, or seawater into potable water meeting international standards, operating independently of the electrical grid for humanitarian aid and remote deployment. All self-cleaning filtration systems operate continuously 24/7/365 with automatic cleaning cycles requiring no consumable filter media, chemical cleaning, or process downtime. Dutch Flow Control serves municipal water authorities, industrial process water operators, wastewater treatment facilities, cooling water systems, irrigation operators, and humanitarian organizations.