Sintered Filter Cartridge

Sintering is a process for making articles from its base material in powder. They are made by mixing elemental or alloy powders and compacting the mixture in a die, the resultant shapes are then sintered or heated in a controlled atmosphere furnace to bond the particles. Sintering is traditionally used for manufacturing ceramic objects and after that it is used for filtration application.

Due to sintering process, particles join with each other and form a porous structure which allow any fluid, air or gas to pass through without disturbing its structure. This structure is robust in nature to handle particle above stipulated micron rating. Such elements are back washed some time for cleaning purpose to remove deposited particle load. These sintered solid filters are able to withstand very high differential pressure across the filters.

Features & Benefits  

Technical Specifications

Sizes	10", 20", 30", 40" Long
Micron Rating	1, 5, 10 , 25, 50 , 100 Micron
Outer Diameter	64 mm, 70 mm
Inner Diameter	28 mm, 40 mm

Configuration

Double Open Type (DOE Type)

Construction

• Sintered Polypropylene
• Sintered Polystyrene
• Sintered Acrylonitrile
• Sintered Ceramic
• Sintered Polyethylene

Applications

Compressed air filtration
Gas filtration
Fine Chemicals	Solvents,Process Streams, Water Purification
Magnetic coating	Dispersions, Coating Lines,Solvents
Petrochemicals	Water flood, Comletion Fluids, Amines
Cosmetics	Alcohols, Essential oils, Water lines
Water Treatment	membrane Protection, Resin Trap
Metal Finishing	Plating solution, paintand resin products, Wash
Electronics	Electroplating, Etching, Image development