Filter bag material: polyester (PE), polypropylene (PO), nylon (MO).
Nylon monofilament filter bag Material: nylon monofilament standard.
Steel ring needle felt filter bag Material: PP, PE.
Hot-Melt Plastic Ring Filter Bag
Material: PP needle felt. The bottom, side and collar ring of the hot-melt filter bag are all welded by hot-melt to avoid pinholes caused by sewing, which is suitable for areas with higher precision requirements.
Oil-absorbing and oil-absorbing filter bag
Material: polypropylene oil-absorbing cotton + polyester.
Anti-linting filter bag (MOPE, MOPO)
Material: nylon (MO)/polyester (PE), nylon (MO)/polypropylene (PO).
Advantages of filter bags
- The filter bag is produced by a high-speed industrial sewing machine without silicone oil cooling, which will not cause silicone oil pollution problems.
- Accuracy level: impurities larger than its own mesh are directly trapped on the surface of the material during filtering process.
- It is composed of multi-layer micron-level fine fiber filter material, which has a good ability to capture hydrocarbons and hold dirt.
- 15 layers of different densities and dirt holding capacity greatly increase the service life of filter bags.
- The conductive fiber and chemical fiber are mixed into the conductive filter material and processed to eliminate the danger of static electricity.
Application field
- Purification of various liquids in textile, printing and dyeing, papermaking industries.
- Food and beverages: process purification and aseptic treatment of food additives such as beer, liquor, bottled water, tea beverages, dairy products, edible oil, etc.
- Petroleum and chemical industry: lubricating oil, jet fuel and various oil products, catalysts, viscose, resin, hydrogen peroxide, purification of various fluids in the manufacturing process of chemical fiber, separation and recovery of valuable chemical intermediate products and chemical products.
- Coatings, paint inks: latex paint, paint raw materials and solvent filtration, printing ink and additive filtration.
