Wound Filter

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Wound Filter Specification

Capacity
Flow rate typically 10-40 LPM depending on size and micron rating

Pressure Range
Up to 5 bar (based on housing specifications)

Shape
Cylindrical

Install Type
Cartridge installation in standard filter housings

Filter Medium Material
Polypropylene

Filter Type
Depth Filter

Weight
Varies by size, approx. 150-500g each

Features
High dirt holding capacity, chemical resistance, compatible with most liquids

Application
Domestic, commercial, and industrial water filtration

Product Type
Wound Filter Cartridge

Function
Removes sediment, dirt, rust, and particulate impurities from liquids

Use
Pre-filtration in water purification, RO plants, and industrial filtration

Material
Polypropylene yarn

Size
Varies (Common Sizes: 10, 20, 30, 40 length)

Micron Rating
1, 5, 10, 20, 50 micron options

Surface Finish
Wound

Core Material
Polypropylene (optional stainless steel core)

Service Life
3-6 months (depending on use and water quality)

End Connection
DOE (Double Open End), SOE available on request

Maximum Operating Temperature
60C (140F)

Color
White

Wound Filter Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Unit

Payment Terms
Cash in Advance (CID)

Supply Ability
10 Units Per Month

Delivery Time
7 Days

Main Domestic Market
All India

About Wound Filter

Experience the formidable performance of our affordable Wound Filter, crafted for both domestic and industrial water purification. With crackerjack sediment removal efficiency, it is available in ephemeral micron ratings of 1, 5, 10, 20, and 50, tailored for precise pre-filtration needs. The polypropylene yarn delivers crowning chemical resistance and durability, while a core of stainless steel remains optional for demanding environments. Designed for a service life of 3-6 months, this depth filter is compatible with standard housings, boasting high dirt-holding capacity and quick installation. Redeem superior water clarity with every use.

Why Choose Our Wound Filter? Primary Competitive Advantages and Application Areas

Our Wound Filters stand out due to their crowning dirt-holding capacity, robust chemical resistance, and ephemeral yet formidable filtration performance across 1 to 50-micron ratings. Suitable for a broad spectrum of applications, these cartridge filters excel in domestic RO units, commercial pre-filtration, and industrial settings. Compatible with most filter housings and a wide range of liquids, they bring affordable, crackerjack sediment removal to your water treatment or purification process.

Sample Policy, Delivery Timeline, and Certifications - Seamless Supply Experience

Samples can typically be provided upon request and acceptance of a formal Quotation or Purchase Order. We ensure quick dispatch and reliability, striving for timely shipping after order confirmation. Delivery time depends on order quantity and location but is generally efficient. Our wound filters conform to necessary quality certifications for peace of mind. Redeem confidence in both product quality and dependable supply through our streamlined process and customer-oriented service.

FAQ's of Wound Filter:

Q: How does the Wound Filter improve water quality?

A: The Wound Filter effectively removes sediment, dirt, rust, and particulate impurities, offering formidable pre-filtration that enhances the quality of water for domestic, commercial, and industrial use.

Q: What are the available micron ratings for the Wound Filter, and how do I choose the right one?

A: The filter offers options of 1, 5, 10, 20, and 50 microns. The choice depends on the level of filtration required: lower micron ratings provide finer filtration, ideal for sensitive applications.

Q: Where can this filter be used during water treatment?

A: It is primarily used as a pre-filter in water purification systems, RO plants, and various industrial filtration processes, fitting into standard cartridge filter housings.

Q: What is the standard process for installing the Wound Filter?

A: Installation involves inserting the cylindrical cartridge into compatible filter housings. Both DOE (Double Open End) and SOE designs ensure flexibility for different systems.

Q: When should the Wound Filter be replaced?

A: For optimal performance, replace the filter every 3-6 months. However, service life may vary according to water quality and usage conditions.

Q: What is the benefit of choosing polypropylene material for the core?

A: Polypropylene provides excellent chemical resistance and durability, making the filter suitable for most liquids and ensuring reliable, long-lasting filtration.

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