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Disposable microfiber composite filter elements

Extremely high quality standard

Composite microfiber elements

Composite microfiber elements

Disposable filter elements

Disposable microfiber composite filter elements are manufactured from a specified mixture of borosilicate glass microfiber according to extremely high quality standards. These elements offer outstanding filtration properties at very low pressure losses and have a storage capacity of about 90%, enabling a long service life. The composite makes the elements very strong. The binder selection depends on the application. Disposable filter elements are self-sealing and adjusted by axial pressure in the filter housing.

Coalescence or particle application

There are two different types of filter element. Particle filter elements use a single filter medium layer, while coalescence filter elements have a fine collection layer and a coarse drainage layer. To achieve long service life and the most economical solution for a contamination problem, the coarsest filtration rate that sufficiently protects the application should be chosen. Disposable microfiber composite filter elements can be used for both gas and liquid applications.

  • Mounting angle
  • Float rod drain
  • Drain reservoir

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Philipp Hamburg
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FAQs

Glass fiber filter elements offer outstanding filtration properties with very low pressure drops and, with a holding capacity of approximately 90%, have a very long service life.

In particle filtration, particles are separated from gases or liquids by directing the fluid flow into a housing with two connections and through a particle filter element. The flow direction within the filter element is from the outside to the inside.

In coalescence filtration, the flow direction within the filter element is from the inside to the outside. The coalescence filter element essentially consists of two parts: an inner coalescence layer and a coarser outer layer for draining the liquid. The aerosols or droplets are captured by the fine fibers of the inner layer, accumulate as they pass through the outer layer of the filter element, and enter the collection container from there. 

There are two different types of filter elements. Particle filter elements use a single layer of filter media, whereas coalescence filter elements feature a fine capture layer on the inside and a coarse drainage layer on the outside. Depending on the application, various binders such as epoxy resin, PVDF silicate, or silicone are available.

The binders vary depending on the application:

E - Epoxy resin binders are suitable for all applications involving particle removal in non-corrosive gases and liquids.
K - PVDF binders offer excellent chemical resistance in corrosive gases and liquids. Very low adsorption.
S - Silicate binders produce a completely inorganic filter element. Very well suited for high temperatures and solvent applications.
L - Silicone binders have a hydrophobic effect and prevent pores from becoming clogged with condensate. The maximum temperature is 200°C.