Sintered Metal Filters manufacturers

Stainless steel filter housings operate by passing the process fluid through the filter element, where contaminants are captured on the filter media, allowing the clean fluid to pass through and exit the housing.

Yes, stainless steel filter housings can be customized to meet specific application requirements, including size, material of construction, inlet/outlet connections, pressure ratings, and mounting options.

A sintered powder filter is a porous filtration medium created by compacting and sintering metal powders. It is designed to provide efficient and precise filtration in various industrial applications.

Filter porosity is classified into three major types: Primary Porosity, Secondary Porosity, and Effective Porosity. The calculation involves determining the ratio of the volume of gaps in the filter to the total volume, expressed as a percentage.

Porosity = (Volume of Empty Gaps/Total Volume of Filter) x 100

Other methods include:

• Direct Methods: Calculate the entire volume of the porous filter and the volume of a skeletal filter (without pores) to find the porosity.

• Computed Methods: Use modern computer technology to obtain a 3D image of a porous filter and employ defect analysis techniques.

• Water Evaporation Technique: Calculate porosity by determining the difference in weight between the saturated filter in water and the dried filter.

Sintered metal filters offer high strength, durability, and resistance to temperature and corrosion. They provide precise filtration, are reusable, and suitable for diverse applications.

Advantages include exceptional durability, high-temperature resistance, corrosion resistance, efficient filtration, versatility in applications, customization options, and cost-effectiveness.