What is a Metallic Filter?
A metallic filter is a type of filter system typically made from metallic materials such as stainless steel, Titanium, or Hastelloy C276/C22, amongst others. These filtration systems are designed to remove impurities, particulates, or unwanted substances from fluids or gas passing through them. Metal filters represent a new class of filters characterized by low densities and innovative physical, mechanical, thermal, electrical, and acoustic properties. Metal filter elements offer a unique combination of attributes that distinguish them from traditional materials and make them highly versatile for various applications.
These filters come in different shapes, sizes, and configurations depending on the specific business requirements. They may feature different pore sizes or mesh densities to achieve varying levels of filtration efficiency. Overall, metallic filters are valued for their reliability, longevity, and effectiveness in removing contaminants from fluids and gas.