Wound Filter Cartridge

  • Delivering best depth filtration and effective contaminant removal with high quality wound filter cartridges.

    • Wound Filter Cartridge

    Wound Filter Cartridges are designed to deliver superior depth filtration and efficient contaminant removal. Manufactured by continuously winding high-quality yarns such as glass fiber filters, polypropylene (PP), cotton, and nylon around a central core. The winding pattern transitions from loose on the outer layers to tightly packed near the core, enabling progressive filtration. Larger particles are trapped on the outer surface, while finer sediments are captured as the liquid moves inward.

    • High dirt-holding capacity.
    • Handles high temperatures.
    • Ensures excellent flow with minimal pressure drop.
    • Offers high strength and resistance to corrosion.
    • Compatible with a wide variety of fluids.
    • Available in multiple micron ratings to suit different needs.

    Pre-filtration in process, chemical & Pharmaceutical industries, Reverse osmosis, Pre-treatment of residential water, food & beverages, Effluent treatment etc.

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    Material Use in Wound Filter Cartridges

    Kumar Process Consultants offers high-performance wound filter cartridges that are used to meet the specific needs of your industrial application. Our glass fiber filters are crafted using high-quality yarns and durable core materials, and undergo thorough quality testing to ensure reliable and consistent filtration performance.

    These wound filters are designed to withstand harsh liquids and aggressive chemicals, offering broad compatibility with various fluids and remarkable resistance to microorganisms. Capable of handling temperatures up to 300°C, they provide exceptional stability in even the most demanding environments.

    We offer various types of wound filter cartridge as per your business needs:

    Polypropylene Wound Filter

    Polypropylene (PP) String Wound Filter Cartridges

    Polypropylene wound filter cartridges are widely used due to their excellent chemical resistance and durability. Made from polypropylene yarn, these filters are ideal for filtering a variety of fluids, including water, chemicals, and oils. They provide high dirt-holding capacity and are suitable for applications requiring a wide range of micron ratings.

    Cotton Wound Filter

    Cotton Wound Filter Cartridges

    Cotton wound filter cartridges are made from natural cotton yarn and are commonly used in applications involving non-corrosive fluids. These cartridges are perfect for filtering water, beverages, and other low-temperature liquids. They offer effective filtration while being environmentally friendly.

    Cotton Wound Filter

    Nylon Wound Filter Cartridges

    Nylon wound filter cartridges are designed for exceptional depth filtration, offering high dirt-holding capacity. Their unique winding pattern provides progressively finer filtration from outer to inner layers, efficiently capturing strong alkalis, weak acids, and organic solvents.

    Wound Filter Cartridge Industrial Applications

    Wound filter cartridges are used in various industries for their effective filtration capabilities. In the chemical industry, they are used to filter alkalis, dilute acids, and organic solvents, ensuring process purity. In food and beverage, they purify liquids like soft drinks, bottled water, and edible oils, maintaining quality and compliance.

    The pharmaceutical industry relies on wound filters for solvent filtration, while electronics use them for processes like circuit board water treatment and precious metal recovery. Additionally, wound filters are crucial in oil production, cosmetics manufacturing, paint and ink processing, and even hospitals for dialysis pre-filtration. Their adaptability makes them indispensable in a wide range of applications.

    FAQS on Wound Filter Cartridge

    What is the function of a wound filter cartridge?

    A wound filter cartridge is a type of filter made by winding yarn around a central core to create a depth filtration structure, designed to trap particles and contaminants as the liquid passes through.

    What are the common materials used to make wound filter cartridges?

    Wound filter cartridges are commonly made from materials like polypropylene (PP), cotton, nylon, and glass fiber, offering various filtration capabilities based on the material's properties.

    How frequently should wound filter cartridges be changed?

    The replacement frequency of wound filter cartridges depends on the application, flow rate, and the level of contamination. Typically, they should be replaced when they become clogged or their filtration performance decreases.

    How can I select the appropriate wound filter cartridge for my needs?

    To select the right wound filter cartridge, consider factors like the type of fluid, required micron rating, flow rate, temperature resistance, and chemical compatibility to ensure optimal filtration performance.