Application & duty
Identify the liquid or gas, what needs removing and the equipment or process stage that comes next.
Application, incoming conditions and the intended result.
Quality & Capabilities.
A clear product specification. Relevant evidence.
An agreed basis for evaluation and supply.
Define the Product.
Begin with what the filter needs to do, where it will operate and how it will be installed. These details form one product requirement.
Materials & construction
Specify the filtration medium together with the support, housing components and seals exposed to the process.
Media, wetted materials, structure and seal compound.
Dimensions & installation
Connect the element specification with the actual housing, seating arrangement and available installation space.
Drawing, dimensions, end format and sealing interface.
Performance & conditions
Read the stated performance alongside its test basis and operating conditions, then establish the acceptance criteria for your project.
Retention, flow, pressure, temperature and evaluation basis.
Review the Evidence.
Match the information to the decision. Establish the applicable product, test conditions and acceptance basis for the project.
Ask the question behind the rating.
A material name, a nominal size or a single performance value is a starting point. The supporting details explain how to use it in a product decision.
Explore technical guidesConnect Quality to the Filtration Duty.
Different processes call for different questions. Keep the specification and evidence focused on the application.
- Liquid filtration
- Connect particle removal, liquid compatibility and loading with flow, housing fit and the replacement task.
- Membrane separation
- Build the requirement around the feed, separation target, membrane configuration and process operating conditions.
- Ventilation air filtration
- Review efficiency classification, airflow and resistance alongside filter dimensions, frame and installation requirements.
- Process gas & vent filtration
- Identify the gas, point of use and filtration task. Include the relevant pressure, flow, treatment and connection requirements.
Keep the Order Identifiable.
Bring the confirmed product, the required records and the delivery instructions into the same agreement.
Agreed reference
Connect the product code with the confirmed specification, drawing revision and approved sample where applicable.
Inspection & documents
Establish the checks, acceptance criteria and records required for the order before confirmation.
Identification & packaging
Agree product, batch or lot identification and packing instructions so the delivery can be checked against the order.
Changes & repeat orders
Use the agreed reference for repeat supply and bring configuration, material or artwork changes back into the review.
Product & Project Documentation.
Start with the question the document needs to answer. Agree the required information and applicable product revision as part of the brief.
Which product is being supplied?
Product specification & drawing
Product code and revision, construction, dimensions, connections and seals.
What supports the selection?
Performance & application information
Applicable ratings, curves, test conditions and material information.
How will it be evaluated?
Sample & acceptance requirements
Sample identity, agreed checks, acceptance criteria and the approval reference.
What identifies the delivery?
Order & product identification
Confirmed configuration, packing instructions and agreed batch or lot information.
Bring Your Requirements Into the Brief.
Share the application, required performance and the testing or documentation your project needs.
Discuss your requirements