Inline Filter or Conical Filter & Cone Filter

Inline filtration systems are available in conical shape often called conical filters or cone filters. They are typically made from glass and are designed specifically for integrating seamlessly into pipelines or fluid flow systems. Cone filter elements are used for filtering of gases or fluids in direct line connections. There is no specific need for filter housing.

Due to an elegant conical design, this filter offers superior performance and efficiency compared to traditional models. Its advanced filtration technology ensures optimal removal of contaminants, providing clean and purified fluids for various applications.

These inline filters are ideally suited for industrial filtration of water & corrosive chemicals / acids which are compatible with PP filters.

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Manufacturer of Inline Filters or Conical Filters

At Kumar Process Consultants, we manufacture inline filters with a unique conical design, also known as conical filters. These are more cost-effective than traditional double-cone sintered glass filters. Our inline filtration system can be integrated into existing setups to eliminate the need for complex modifications or additional equipment. It ensures a smooth transition, reducing downtime and operational functionality. Our conical filters have inlet/outlet connections from 1/4" to 1" BSP/NPT, making them suitable for various applications. Built with sintered stainless steel porous discs to ensure reliable and efficient filtration. Conical filters are designed in a cone shape using specialized filter media. The filter media of an inline filtration system are made of materials like stainless steel, wire mesh or other porous materials depending on the specific application and filtration requirements.

Key Features of Conical Filter

It is designed with solid polyethylene to trap smaller particles.

Available in various micron sizes as per needs.

Suitable to use in a vacuum to handle light & medium dirt particles

Used to remove pollutants from gas & other fluids.

Types of Inline Filters

Inline filtration systems can be defined as conical filters due to specific design structure and are available in many different types, each suited for filtration requirements. Types of conical filters can be classified on the basis of filter media.

Powder Sintered Metallic Filters

These filters are constructed from compressed metal powders, sintered filters offer fine filtration. These high pressure inline filters are used to remove small particles in industrial applications like pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, and electronics.

Non Woven Fabric Filters

These filters have expertise to capture large amounts of dirt, making them ideal for the first stage of filtration (pre-filtration). Filter discs are made from a variety of materials, including polyester & polypropylene filter, to use for different industrial applications.

Sintered Metal Mesh Filters

Sintered SS mesh filters provide a large filtration area in a compact design. Built within a durable cage, these filters ensure high-efficiency filtration and handle high temperatures in industrial applications.

How to select the best inline filter?

By understanding the different types of conical filters, you can select the most appropriate option for your specific application needs.

Flow rate requirements

Choose a filter with sufficient capacity to handle the desired flow rate without compromising pressure drop.

Particle size and type

Select a filter media with the appropriate pore size and material to effectively capture the target contaminants.

Chemical compatibility

Ensure the filter materials are compatible with the fluids being filtered to prevent corrosion or degradation.

Cleaning frequency and ease

Consider the cleaning requirements and choose a filter with a suitable cleaning method that fits your maintenance procedures.

FAQS

What is an inline filter?

A filter system fitted in a direct pipeline connection to remove impurities and ensure pure fluid or gas is called an inline filter, also known as a conical filter. To maintain the product's purity, it collects and filters out harmful particles.

How to choose the right conical filter for your application?

The conical filter is chosen for large filtration by the fluid type, operating circumstances, temperature, pressure, and filtration needs. Titanium performs well in high-temperature, but stainless steel is best suited for corrosive conditions.

Why are conical filters special?

Their conical design increases the filtration surface, minimising the drop of pressure and boosting effectiveness. They are essential for industrial filtration as they are easy to install and extremely resilient.

Why are conical filters preferred in industrial filtration?

They reduce downtime and increase productivity by effectively capturing particles of different sizes, overcoming harsh environments, & demanding minimal maintenance and easy replacement.

Inline Filters or Conical Filters