
PES Capsule Filters
Start with liquid properties and filtration goals, then confirm membrane area, connections and operating conditions.
FILTRATION
Connect membrane filtration, depth filtration and system hardware to your process requirements.
| Product approach | Material options | Application focus |
|---|---|---|
| PES Capsule Filters | PES | Small-batch buffer and medium filtration |
| PTFE Capsule Filters | PTFE | Small-batch filtration of compatible solvents |
| PP Capsule Filters | PP | Prefiltration of small process batches |
| High-Flow Pleated Cartridges | Multiple media options | Particle prefiltration in large water streams |
| High-Flow Depth Cartridges | PP | Prefiltration of water with elevated particulate loads |
| Liquid Cartridge Housings | Stainless steel | Replaceable cartridge installation in process liquids |
| Bag Filter Housings | Housing / bag dependent | Coarse or intermediate process-liquid filtration |
| PFA Filter Housings | PFA / assembly-dependent | Cartridge installation in electronic-chemical lines |
| Gas Filter Housings | Configuration-specific | Particle-control nodes in process-gas lines |
| PP Pleated Cartridges | PP | Particle filtration of aqueous process liquids |
| PES Pleated Cartridges | PES | Filtration of buffers and aqueous process liquids |
| PTFE Pleated Cartridges | PTFE | Particle filtration of compatible organic solvents |
| Nylon Pleated Cartridges | Nylon | Particle control in compatible aqueous process fluids |
| PVDF Pleated Cartridges | PVDF | Aqueous filtration with suitable hydrophilic grades |
| Glass Fiber Pleated Cartridges | Glass fiber | Prefiltration ahead of finer terminal membranes |
| PP Melt-Blown Cartridges | PP | Suspended-particle prefiltration of process water |
| String-Wound Cartridges | Yarn / core dependent | Prefiltration of suspended matter in process water |
| Activated Carbon Cartridges | Activated carbon / composite | Control of water-odour compounds suited to carbon treatment |
| CMP Depth Cartridges | PP / specialty nanofibre media | Agglomerate control after slurry preparation or transfer |
| Pleated Metal Cartridges | Stainless steel | Process-liquid filtration compatible with the chosen alloy |
| Sintered Metal Cartridges | Alloy-specific | Particle control in compatible chemical fluids |
| Titanium Filter Cartridges | Titanium | Process-liquid filtration compatible with titanium |

Start with liquid properties and filtration goals, then confirm membrane area, connections and operating conditions.

Integrated filters with PTFE media. Confirm wetting and validation requirements separately for gas and liquid use.

For particle control in small batches and process steps. Confirm loading requirements, flow and connections.

Coordinate area and system configuration for higher throughput. Compare flow using the same fluid and pressure-drop conditions.

Balance media structure, pressure rise and replacement arrangements around particle loading and available space.

Match cartridge length, quantity and connections. Review wetted materials, sealing, venting and drainage.

Review bag seals, support baskets and operating conditions when configuring liquid bag filtration.

Check every wetted component for the chemical process. Temperature and pressure limits apply to the complete assembly.

Specify gas composition, flow reference conditions, operating temperature and pressure, and installation requirements.

Polypropylene media for particle filtration. Select a configuration around the fluid and retention target.

Evaluate membrane and construction for aqueous fluids, including adsorption and process validation.

Hydrophobic and hydrophilic configurations require different handling. Confirm membrane state, components and cleaning procedures.

Review membrane material and the wetted flow path against fluid properties, adsorption and particle-control needs.

Consider surface properties and operating conditions together with structural and sealing materials.

For process-specific particle control and pretreatment. Review media, binders and supporting components.

Fibrous media for particle capture. Evaluate media gradients, loading and changeout differential pressure.

A wound-yarn filtration structure. Confirm yarn material, core construction and seals as a complete assembly.

Define adsorption and particle-filtration goals separately, including contact time, release and throughput requirements.

Evaluate agglomerate control alongside useful abrasive retention, rather than selecting by nominal rating alone.

Select pleated metal media around the corrosive environment, differential pressure and cleaning method.
Confirm alloy, pore structure and complete-assembly conditions for sintered filtration media.
Assess titanium structures against the actual fluid and filtration conditions. Validate cleaning and reuse in practice.
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