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In the industrial filtration field that pursues high efficiency and economy, melt blown filter cartridges have become an indispensable core force in numerous pretreatment and precision filtration processes, thanks to their unique depth filtration structure, excellent cost-effectiveness, and wide applicability. Based on materials such as polypropylene (PP), they construct a three-dimensional filtration network through advanced processes, providing solid, reliable, and economical protection for liquid purification.
1. Melt Blowing: Weaving a Net for Deep Purification
The core secret of melt blown filter cartridges lies in their advanced melt blowing production process. Thermoplastic materials such as polypropylene are melted at high temperatures, then stretched by high-speed hot air flow through ultra-fine nozzles to form ultra-fine fibers. These ultra-fine fibers (usually 1-5 microns in diameter) are randomly and evenly adsorbed on a moving forming mesh belt or mandrel, stacked layer by layer, and naturally bonded, ultimately forming a depth filtration cartridge with a three-dimensional labyrinth-like microporous structure. This structure gives it a huge internal surface area and tortuous filtration channels, allowing impurities to be trapped deeply rather than just staying on the surface.
2. Excellent Performance: Forging a Model of Economy and High Efficiency
Outstanding Deep Dirt-Holding Capacity:
The three-dimensional fiber structure provides a large space for accommodating impurities, and can efficiently intercept suspended particles, colloids, sediment, rust, organic matter and other impurities of different particle sizes in liquids. Its dirt-holding capacity is significantly higher than that of surface-type filter cartridges of the same precision, effectively extending the replacement cycle and reducing operating costs.
Wide Coverage of Filtration Precision:
By precisely controlling fiber diameter, density and stacking thickness, a nominal filtration precision range from 1 micron to 100 microns or even wider can be achieved, meeting diverse needs from coarse filtration to fine filtration. It is an ideal choice for pretreatment and some terminal filtration.
Excellent Chemical Compatibility and Safety:
The main material, polypropylene (PP), has excellent resistance to acids, alkalis, and various solvents (such as weak acids, weak bases, alcohols, aldehydes, etc.). The material itself is non-toxic, tasteless, and free of leachables, complying with food-grade (FDA) and pharmaceutical-grade (GMP) requirements, ensuring safety and reliability.
High Flow Rate and Low Pressure Drop:
The three-dimensional pore structure with good internal connectivity ensures low initial pressure drop and large flow rate when fluid passes through, reducing system energy consumption and improving filtration efficiency.
Economical and Practical with Outstanding Cost-Effectiveness:
The melt blowing process is mature and efficient, with relatively low manufacturing costs. As a disposable depth filtration consumable, its long service life brought by high dirt-holding capacity makes it a highly cost-effective choice in the industrial filtration field.
Stable Structure, Not Prone to Short Circuit:
Fibers are naturally bonded, with a uniform and stable structure. When working within a reasonable pressure difference range, fiber shedding or "short circuit" of filtration channels is not easy to occur, ensuring reliable filtration effects.
4. Core Applications: Spanning Industry and People's Livelihood
Core Unit of Water Treatment:
Key Pretreatment for Reverse Osmosis/Nanofiltration/Ultrafiltration Systems: Effectively removes suspended solids, colloids, sediment, etc., from raw water, protecting expensive membrane elements from contamination and clogging.
Drinking Water Purification:
Pretreatment for Household/Commercial Water Purifiers: Removes impurities, rust, and turbidity, improving taste and clarity.
Industrial Water Treatment:
Purification and filtration of cooling circulating water, boiler make-up water, and process water.
