Introduction To PP Wound Filter Cartridge Product

High efficiency filtration, economical and reliable, widely used

The PP wound filter cartridge utilizes high-purity polypropylene fibers, engineered through precision winding technology to form a gradient-density filter layer. Its core function is to physically intercept and efficiently remove suspended particles, silt, rust, and other impurities from liquids, making it an ideal choice for industrial pretreatment and final purification.

•Filter precision: 1μm, 5μm, 10μm, 20μm, 50μm, 100μm (customizable)

•Maximum operating temperature: 60℃

•Initial pressure drop: ≤0.02MPa (at 500L/h flow rate)

•Pollution capacity: ≥5g/10" (measured under standard sediment conditions)

•Application areas: Municipal tap water pretreatment, reverse osmosis safety filtration, circulating cooling water, electroplating solution purification, food and beverage coarse filtration

1. Yarn Filter Cartridge Cost-effectiveness

–Protect downstream precision equipment (RO membrane/UV sterilizer) and extend service life by more than 3 times

–The cost per ton of water treatment is lower than that of similar filter cartridges, reducing annual maintenance budgets by 15% to 25%.

2.String Wound Filter Cartridge Supply Chain Security

–Standardized dimensions (ISO 9001 production system), compatible with 90% of filter housings on the market

–Standard models are delivered within 72 hours, with expedited production available for urgent orders.

3.Cartridge Filter Compliance and Security

–SGS testing (heavy metal leaching, microbial challenge test)

–Provide Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) and FDA/NSF certification support

Typical application scenarios

✅ Industrial Water Treatment:Boiler Feedwater Pretreatment and Cooling Tower Inlet Water Filtration

✅ Pre-protective System of Ultra-pure Water in Electronic Industry

✅ Clarification of raw material solution and protection of CIP system pipeline in food and pharmaceutical industry

✅ Civilian use: primary filtration of household water purifiers, community drinking water stations