Liquid
Filtration.
A clearer path through your process. Explore filter cartridges and bags for particle removal, process protection and liquid polishing.

Find your filtration format.
Five product categories. Different constructions and roles within your filtration process.

Pleated Filter Cartridges
Folded media creates an extended filtration surface for fine particle removal in process liquids.
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Melt-Blown Filter Cartridges
A fibrous depth structure captures suspended particles through the thickness of the filter media.
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String-Wound Filter Cartridges
Precisely wound yarn forms a depth-filter structure for sediment and suspended particles.
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Understand the differences.
Start with construction and process role. Confirm the media, retention rating and operating limits for your application.
| Product format | Construction | Typical role | Selection considerations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pleated Filter Cartridges | Pleated media around a central core. | Fine particle removal and polishing of process liquids. | Media compatibility, retention rating, pressure drop and end-cap fit. |
| Melt-Blown Filter Cartridges | Bonded melt-blown fibers forming a depth structure. | Particulate removal and upstream process protection. | Particle loading, retention rating, flow and fluid compatibility. |
| String-Wound Filter Cartridges | Yarn wound around a supporting core. | Sediment and suspended-particle removal. | Yarn and core material, temperature, chemical compatibility and fit. |
| High-Flow Filter Cartridges | Large-diameter pleated cartridge format. | Particle filtration in higher-throughput liquid systems. | Required flow, housing geometry, seals and change-out access. |
| Liquid Filter Bags | Felt or mesh bag supported inside a housing basket. | Bulk liquid filtration and particulate process protection. | Bag material, seam and collar design, viscosity and housing fit. |
Start with your process.
Explore how liquid filtration connects with the conditions, materials and goals of your application.

Cleaning Fluid Filtration
Manage particles in cleaning and rinse fluids, with media selected for the chemistry and cleanliness target.

Process Chemical Filtration
Connect particle removal with chemical compatibility, operating conditions and the demands of your process.

RO Pretreatment
Consider cartridge or bag filtration as part of a wider pretreatment train upstream of reverse osmosis.
Let’s find the right
filtration format.
Tell us what you filter and how your process runs. We can work through the requirements together.
- Liquid & chemistry
- Flow & temperature
- Filtration target
- Housing & connections

