Woven Micronic Fliter Cloth

Characteristics

• Material: Most commonly made from 316-grade stainless steel, known for its excellent corrosion resistance and ability to withstand high temperatures (up to approximately 870°C or 1,598°F) without degrading. Other materials may include 304 stainless steel and various alloys depending on the application requirements.
• Mesh Count: Filter cloth is available in various mesh counts, such as 70 holes per linear inch, resulting in a high density of openings (e.g., 4,900 holes per square inch) that facilitate effective filtration while maintaining good flow rates.
• Weave Types:
  • Plain Weave: Offers a balance between strength and flexibility.
  • Dutch Weave: Provides a tighter weave for fine filtration, often used in high-pressure applications.
  • Twill Weave: Combines strength with flexibility, suitable for various industrial use.

Applications

• Water Treatment: Effective in removing impurities from drinking water and wastewater.
• Food and Beverage Processing: Ensures safety by filtering contaminants during production processes.
• Chemical Processing: Separates solids from liquids in various chemical manufacturing processes.
• Mining and Metallurgy: Used for dewatering slurries and recovering valuable minerals.
• Pharmaceuticals: Critical for maintaining product purity by filtering out unwanted particulates.

Advantages

• Reusability: Unlike synthetic filters, steel wire filter cloth can be cleaned and reused, making it a cost-effective solution over time.
• Durability: The robust nature of stainless steel ensures long service life even in harsh environments.
• Customization: Available in various sizes, mesh counts, and weaves to meet specific filtration needs.

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