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Sieve elements - easy to clean, repeatedly reusable

Contec Components for clear conditions

Sieve elements for liquid filtration

Sieve elements and support cores for liquid filtration

Contec filter elements are designed to separate solid particles from liquids. They are commonly used as coarse filters for water, oils, and chemicals, as well as for protecting pumps, nozzles, and heat exchangers. Contec filter elements can be easily cleaned by rinsing, making them reusable.

Contec offers a variety of materials and degrees of fineness depending on the application. Filter elements made of nylon, polyethylene, or stainless steel are available. Contec support cores can be combined with a wide variety of filter elements. Using support cores is advisable when high differential pressures or pressure fluctuations are to be expected.

Contec support elements extend the service life of the filtes, reduce maintenance costs, and protect downstream components.

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Helmut Scherer
Product Manager
+49 (0)2224 9893-18
scherer[a]contec-filtration.de

FAQs

Sieve elements are robust surface filters designed for specific, generally coarser separation tasks. Many metal versions can be cleaned and reused. However, they generally have a lower dirt-holding capacity than depth filters and require suitable support to withstand differential pressure.

Sieve elements can, for example, be made from stainless steel or plastic. The choice of material depends in particular on the medium, temperature, pressure, corrosion resistance requirements and price.

The support body stabilises the sieve element and prevents it from collapsing or becoming damaged as a result of the differential pressure. This enables the filter element to retain its shape and filtering performance even under higher loads.

Sieve elements are particularly suitable for separating larger solid particles from liquids. Typical applications include, for example, process water, cooling water, oils and other industrial liquids.