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Stainless steel cartridge filter housing for liquid filtration

Stainless steel cartridge filter housing for liquid filtration

Contec stainless steel cartridge filter housings are compact and highly resistant solutions for reliable filtration in industrial applications. Thanks to their good pressure and temperature resistance, Contec stainless steel filter housings are used in many different, mostly demanding applications. Manufactured from corrosion resistant stainless steel, such as 1.4301 (V2A) or 1.4404 / 1.4571 (V4A) for filter lengths from 10″ to 40″, they are suitable for chemical to sensitive food applications as well as process filters.

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Helmut Scherer
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Stainless steel housings are suitable for many applications with heightened requirements in terms of strength, corrosion resistance, temperature, pressure or cleanability. However, suitability depends on the specific grade of stainless steel, the medium and the operating conditions; 'stainless steel' is not a blanket guarantee of resistance.

Stainless steel filter housings are primarily used in the industrial process filtration of liquids and gases. Typical sectors include the chemical industry, the food industry, water treatment, electroplating, metalworking, the paint and coatings industry, and the electrical industry.

No. A sufficiently smooth, professionally finished surface can reduce the build-up of deposits and make cleaning easier, but does not automatically prevent microbial growth. For hygienic applications, factors such as the material, surface roughness, minimal dead space, ease of drainage, seals, cleaning and sterilisation procedures, and process control must all be compatible.

Stainless steel housings generally offer greater mechanical strength and higher resistance to pressure and temperature than plastic housings. At the same time, different grades of stainless steel can be specifically tailored to the medium to be filtered. They can also be manufactured with defined surfaces that are easy to clean.

Depending on the filter element used, stainless steel filter housings can be used to filter, among other things, water, process fluids, oils, chemicals, varnishes, paints and other industrial fluids. Applications involving gas and compressed air filtration are also possible with suitable housings and filter elements.

Depending on the type of housing, filter bags, filter cartridges, sieve elements, metal filters or special high-performance elements can be used, for example. The choice of suitable filter elements depends, in particular, on the medium, the filter fineness, the flow rate, the pressure and the temperature.