Product details

Stainless steel high flow filter element for steel mills Product content:

The diameter of the stainless steel high flow filter element for steel mills is 152mm, one end is open, and the flow of filtered fluid is from inside to outside. The large diameter design of the filter element increases the effective filtration area, which can greatly reduce the number of filter elements and reduce the size of the shell. In many applications, due to the large flow rate and long filtration life, investment and labor costs can be reduced.

Product features of stainless steel high flow filter element for steel mills:

1. Gradient aperture structure;

2. When filtering water, the flow rate of a filter element can reach up to 110m3/H;

3. The size of the filtration system can be reduced by up to 50%;

4. Filter elements with lengths of 508mm, 1016mm, and 1524mm can be provided;

5. The flow direction from inside to outside ensures that all impurities are trapped inside the filter element.

Technical parameters

Product parameters of stainless steel high-flow filter element for steel mills:

Filter material: folded deep polypropylene or melt-blown polypropylene Support/flow guide layer: polypropylene

End cap: glass fiber reinforced polypropylene O-ring seal material: EPDM, Buna N

Filter accuracy: 1, 5um, 10um, 20um, 40um, 70um, 100um

Filter element size: outer diameter: 152mm Length: 508mm, 1016mm, 1524mm

Operating conditions: Maximum operating temperature: folded polypropylene: 82C; melt-blown polypropylene: 65C

Maximum pressure drop: folded polypropylene: 3.4bar, 82C

Melt-blown polypropylene: 1.03bar, 65C

Recommended pressure drop for filter element replacement: 2.4bar, 20C

Recommended maximum water flow: 20inch long filter element: 660LPM

40inch long filter element: 1300LPM

60-inch long filter element: 1900LPM

Application areas

Stainless steel high-flow filter element for steel mills Application industries:

RO security filtration, seawater desalination pretreatment;

Filtration of condensate water in power plants;

Filtration of APIs, solvents, and water in the biopharmaceutical industry;