Precision Meets Purity: Discover Our New Stainless Steel Sanitary Filter Housing Technology

Yes, we offer customization services to tailor sintered metal filters to your unique specifications. This includes variations in size, shape, material, and micron rating to ensure the filter meets the specific demands of your application.

Porosity, in the context of filtration, measures the pores on the filter surface, determining its efficiency and capabilities. Higher porosity indicates more open structures (pores), allowing maximum flow with minimal pressure drops.

However, it's crucial to note that a higher porosity rate doesn't necessarily guarantee greater efficiency. When selecting the right material for your porous metal filter, consider aspects such as pore size, pressure drop, temperature resistance, and strength.

• Size of Pores: Micron rating is crucial. A material rated at 5 microns will likely stop particles of 5 microns or larger.

• Pressure Drop: Choose a material with a minimum pressure drop for uniform flow.

• Temperature Resistance: Analyze the material's capability to perform efficiently under specific temperatures.

• Strength: Opt for a filter with the strength to withstand changing environmental conditions.

Sintered plastic porous filters are manufactured through a process of molding, sintering, and machining. This involves compacting the polymer particles into a desired shape, heating them to a specific temperature to fuse the particles together, and then machining the filter to achieve the desired dimensions and surface finish.

A sintered metal filter is a porous material produced by compacting and heating metal particles to create a solid structure with interconnected pores. It is commonly used for filtration in various industries.

We can supply the sample if we have ready parts in stock, but the customers have to pay the sample cost and the courier cost.