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Filter Housings
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High Capacity Stainless Steel Bag Filter Housing for Chemical Process Applications
APPLICATIONS
• Fine Chemical Production: Clarification filtration for various fine chemicals, ensuring product purity and quality consistency
• Plating Solution Recycling: Filtration of impurities in electroplating baths, extending solution life and improving coating quality
• Paint & Ink Purification: Removal of particulate matter in paint and ink production, ensuring product fineness and uniformity
• Pharmaceutical Intermediate Filtration: Precision filtration during pharmaceutical intermediate synthesis, preventing impurity interference
• Industrial Wastewater Pretreatment: Preliminary filtration of high-concentration wastewater, reducing load on downstream treatment systems
BENEFITS OF STAINLESS STEEL BAG FILTER HOUSING
• Enhanced Filtration Efficiency
Multi-bag parallel design offers large filtration area, enabling high-speed processing and extended operation with reduced downtime
• Reliable Sealing Performance
Unique structural design combined with quality sealing materials ensures leak-free operation under high pressure, guaranteeing operational safety
• Superior Corrosion Resistance
Optional internal coating or lining significantly enhances equipment durability against highly corrosive chemical media
• Flexible Configuration Options
Supports flexible single to multi-bag arrangements, compatible with various bag types including plastic and metal ring designs
• Convenient Maintenance Operation
Optimized cover opening mechanism allows quick and easy bag replacement, significantly reducing maintenance time and labor costs
MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION
| Housing | SUS304/316L stainless steel |
| Screen Holder | 304/316L Stainless Steel |
| Seal | Silicone/EPDM/Viton/TEV |
OPERATING CONDITIONS
| Max. Temperature | 150 ℃ |
| Max. Differential Pressure | 8 bar |
CONNECTION
| Inlet/Outlet | Flange/Tri-Clamp/Thread |
| Gauge port | Thread |
| MATERIAL | LINING | NO. of FILTERS | CONNECTION | LENGTH(IN) | SEAL | INLET/OUTLET |
| 304 | Without | 1 | 222 | 10'' | Silicone | Tri-Clamp DN25 |
| 316 | PTFE | 3 | 226 | 20'' | EPDM | Tri-Clamp DN40 |
| WCB(Mild Steel) | FPA | 4 | M20 | 30'' | Viton | Tri-Clamp DN50 |
| PPH(Homopolymer PP) | Fluorine | 7 | 3M | 40'' | TEV | Flange DN25 |
| Butyronitrile | 25 | PARKER | Butyronitrile | Flange DN40 | ||
| PE | 150 | PALL | PTFE | Flange DN50 | ||
| PHOSPHOR | Flange DN80 | |||||
| 38-5 | Flange DN150 | |||||
| DIN Flange DN40 |
| SERIES | MATERIAL | RATING(μm) | LENGTH(in) | SEAL | SUPPORT |
| D-HFA | PP | 0.45μm | 20'' | SilFlange DN25icone | PP |
| GF | 1.0μm | 30'' | EPDM | GF | |
| PBT | 5.0μm | 40'' | Butyronitrile | PBT | |
| 304 | 10μm | 60'' | Viton | Outer Cage | |
| 316L | |||||
| SERIES | MATERIAL | RATING(μm) | LENGTH(in) | SEAL | SUPPORT |
| D-HFA | PP | 0.45μm | 20'' | Silicone | PP |
| GF | 1.0μm | 30'' | EPDM | GF | |
| PBT | 5.0μm | 40'' | Butyronitrile | PBT | |
| 304 | 10μm | 60'' | Viton | Outer Cage | |
| 316L |
| SERIES | MATERIAL | RATING(μm) | LENGTH(in) | SEAL | SUPPORT |
| HFA | PP | 0.45μm | 20'' | Silicone | PP |
| GF | 1.0μm | 30'' | EPDM | GF | |
| PBT | 5.0μm | 40'' | Butyronitrile | PBT | |
| 304 | 10μm | 60'' | Viton | Outer Cage | |
| 316L |
What certifications can your filters provide?
Typical certifications for LOONG Filtration filters include material certificates conforming to EN 10204-3.1 standard, qualification certificates, pressure test certificates, leak test certificates, and certificate of origin.
What precautions should be taken when installing a filter?
• Ensure that the fluid flow direction is consistent with the arrow marked on the filter housing.
• Ensure the installation location facilitates maintenance and filter element replacement.
• Before connecting the pipeline, purge the pipeline to prevent contaminants such as welding slag from directly impacting the filter element.
• Before installation, check whether seals such as O-rings are intact and properly positioned.
How often should I replace the filter element?
There is no fixed schedule. The optimal replacement time depends on the actual working conditions. The main basis is the pressure differential. When the pressure differential reaches the maximum value recommended by the manufacturer, the filter element should be replaced immediately. An estimated replacement cycle can also be formulated based on the operating time or changes in the quality of downstream products.