Sintered PP Filter
High-quality polypropylene(PP) is used as the main raw material and sintered by scientific formula, which is compact, strong, light and can withstand high filtration pressure, and the aperture of the cartridge is the same inside and outside, so it is easy to blow back and de-flow, and has good corrosion resistance to acid and broken solvent.
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Product description
High-quality polypropylene is used as the main raw material and sintered by a scientific formula, which is compact, strong, light, and can withstand high filtration pressure. The aperture of the cartridge is the same inside and outside, so it is easy to blow back and de-flow, and it has good corrosion resistance to acid and broken solvent. Polypropylene (PP) sintered products include PP sintered cartridge, PP sintered sheet and screen plate, PP sintered filter ball, PP sintered shaped parts, etc.
Parameters
• Technical parameters PP sintered products with uniform pore size distribution, good circulation, and large flux Resistant to strong acids and alkalis, salt, and most organic solvents.
• Easy to blow back, high regeneration efficiency, PP material product temperature resistance of 80 °C, filtration precision of 1 to 200 °C, non-toxic tastelessness, no media off, superior mechanical properties, not easy to damage the raw material in line with GMP and FDA requirements, no adhesive, and a wide range of chemical compatibility.
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Porous Plastic Filter
What are Porous Metal Filters?
Porous metal filters stand as specialized filtering tools employed in applications where conventional filtration equipment falls short. Typically, metals undergo a sintering process, transforming them into porous or powdered structures, ensuring a more effective filtration process.
Technically, sintering is a metallurgical method applied to solidify metals or alloys into a powdered form. This involves heating the metal or alloy below its melting point to create an intense solid structure with a specific number of pores.
Here are some main types of porous filters used across various industrial applications:
• Sintered Porous Metal Filter: These filters boast pores for effective filtration and are crafted to withstand high pressure and mechanical stress. Manufacturing involves sintering plastic and high molecular polymer powder at elevated temperatures.
• Porous Stainless Steel: Utilizing grade 316 steel, these high-performance filters offer excellent pressure and temperature resistance, ideal for harsh conditions.
• Porous Discs: Shaped as filter discs, these filters are designed with precise pore sizes and numbers for efficiency in specific applications.
• Sintered Metal Filter: Tailored for high industrial and commercial demands, these filters accommodate the effective filtration of gases, liquids, and semi-solids.
• Porous Bronze Filter: Manufactured with spherical bronze powder, these filters excel in noise reduction and turbulence-proofing, making them a reliable choice across various industries.
In what industries are sintered porous filter discs commonly used?
They are widely used in industries such as petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, water treatment, food and beverage, automotive, and more, owing to their versatility and effective filtration capabilities.
What are the typical applications of sintered plastic porous filters?
Sintered plastic porous filters are used in various industries, such as pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, water treatment, automotive, aerospace, and electronics, for filtration, separation, venting, and fluidization applications.
What types of polymers are used to manufacture sintered plastic porous filters?
Common polymers used in the production of sintered plastic porous filters include polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP), polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), and polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF), among others.
What are the benefits of using sintered plastic porous filters?
Sintered plastic porous filters offer several advantages, including chemical resistance, high temperature resistance, compatibility with a wide range of fluids, uniform pore size distribution, and excellent filtration efficiency.
What pore sizes are available for sintered plastic porous filters?
Sintered plastic porous filters are available in a wide range of pore sizes, typically ranging from submicron to several hundred microns, allowing for precise control of filtration performance and particle retention.
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Sintered PE Filter
Sintered polyethylene PE pipe or plate can be used for vacuum filtration, pressure filtration or gravity filtration.
Sintered PTFE Filter
The sintered PTFE filter is a high-performance filtration solution designed to effectively remove impurities and contaminants from fluids, offering exceptional chemical resistance and durability in various industrial applications.
PA Filter
Sintered PA filter cartridge is made of high quality polymer polyethylene as the main raw material and carbon fiber sintered by scientific formula. It is compact, sturdy, light and can withstand high pressure, non-toxic and tasteless, and has good corrosion resistance to acid and alkali.
Sintered PP Filter
High-quality polypropylene(PP) is used as the main raw material and sintered by scientific formula, which is compact, strong, light and can withstand high filtration pressure, and the aperture of the cartridge is the same inside and outside, so it is easy to blow back and de-flow, and has good corrosion resistance to acid and broken solvent.
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