Audited Supplier
Eco-Friendly
Plain
Agriculture
215
Customerization
100% Polyester
Printed
Needle-Punched
Domestic
500
Filter Bag
HAOTIAN
Bags
Taizhou
56029000
Product Description
Polyester needle punched filter felt
Polyester needle felt is the most versatile, most cost effective and most widely used filter medium for dust collection. It is strong, abrasion resistant, can work up to 150°C and has good resistance to common acids, solvents and oxidising agents.
Polyester fibre Tipical characteristics
- Thermoplastic
- High tenacity
- Flexing and temperature fatigue
- resistance to dry heat up to 150°C under constant exposure
Disadvantages
Polyester's only real weakness is a tendency to hydrolyse at elevated temperature which means that moisture can break down the fibres and cause them to revert to their basic constituents. This results in powdering of the fibres and a serious loss of strength.
Application
Because of its favourable price/quality ratio, polyester is the most common fibre used in filter media.
• Mining
• Cement Industry
• Iron and Steel Industry
• Aluminum and Non Ferrous Industry
• Ceramic Industry
• Quarrying
• Plastics
• Milk Powder
• Flour Mills (Applications under dry conditions up to temperatures of 150°C)
Polyester needle felt is the most versatile, most cost effective and most widely used filter medium for dust collection. It is strong, abrasion resistant, can work up to 150°C and has good resistance to common acids, solvents and oxidising agents.
| Feature: |
| 1.By using high strength scrim, the strengh of the felt is increased by a wide range. |
| 2. Selecting 1.2D,2D and 2.5D excellent polyester fibers to produce.so this products possess high porosity,good permeability and high effective dustcollecting. |
| 3.By using high lever fibers increase the ability of anti-acid,anti-alkali and the stability of water solution. |
| 4.Smooth surface treatment,high filtration efficience. |
| 5.low operation resistance,saving energy. |
Polyester fibre Tipical characteristics
- Thermoplastic
- High tenacity
- Flexing and temperature fatigue
- resistance to dry heat up to 150°C under constant exposure
Disadvantages
Polyester's only real weakness is a tendency to hydrolyse at elevated temperature which means that moisture can break down the fibres and cause them to revert to their basic constituents. This results in powdering of the fibres and a serious loss of strength.
Application
Because of its favourable price/quality ratio, polyester is the most common fibre used in filter media.
• Mining
• Cement Industry
• Iron and Steel Industry
• Aluminum and Non Ferrous Industry
• Ceramic Industry
• Quarrying
• Plastics
• Milk Powder
• Flour Mills (Applications under dry conditions up to temperatures of 150°C)
