01Liquid & chemistry
Fluid composition, concentration and cleaning chemicals.
The polymer is the starting point. Match the filtration grade, cartridge construction and fit to the liquid you work with.
A continuous polypropylene fiber matrix for depth filtration. Explore filtration grades, length options, core support and housing fit.
A polyester fiber structure for processes that call for an alternative polymer. Consider the liquid chemistry, temperature and filtration target together.
Polyamide depth media for specific process requirements. Explore material compatibility, filtration grade and the configuration of your cartridge housing.
Follow the liquid from the outer surface, through the depth of the fiber wall, to the hollow center.
Liquid enters the outer surface.
Liquid approaches the cartridge from the outside. The more open outer region provides the first contact with suspended particles.
A continuous network of fibers captures particles within the wall. The structure becomes finer toward the center; it is not a stack of separate filter sheets.
After passing through the media, liquid collects in the hollow center and continues toward the housing outlet.
Four conversations that turn a material choice into a useful filtration specification.
Fluid composition, concentration and cleaning chemicals.
Particle size, contamination load and the next process stage.
Temperature, required flow and differential pressure.
Cartridge dimensions, end format and housing details.
From incoming water to process liquids, find where depth filtration fits into your operation.

Remove suspended particles before the next stage of the water treatment train.

Control particles in compatible cleaning and rinse fluids, before finer treatment or reuse.

Protect downstream filtration and equipment from the incoming particle load.

Tell us what needs removing and what needs protecting. We can work through the material, filtration grade and cartridge fit together.
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