Glass fibre pleated high flow filter cartridge

Glass fibre pleated high flow filter cartridge

0.5µm / 20" / Polypropylene
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Glass fibre pleated high flow filter cartridge

Glass fibre pleated high flow filter cartridge

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Product description

High flow pleated glass fibre filter cartridge for industrial liquid filtration

The glass fibre pleated high flow filter cartridge is designed for industrial filtration processes requiring very high flow rates combined with absolute filtration efficiency. The pleated depth glass fibre media provides a large effective filtration surface area, resulting in low pressure loss and high dirt holding capacity.

This cartridge is typically used in fine filtration and polishing applications where process stability, consistent particle removal and reduced change-out frequency are critical. The robust pleat pack design ensures mechanical stability even at high flow rates.

Filtration principle

The cartridge utilises pleated depth glass fibre filter media arranged to maximise available filtration surface area. Process liquid flows from the outside of the cartridge to the inside, allowing contaminants to be retained throughout the depth of the media.

This filtration principle provides:

  • high flow capability with low differential pressure

  • absolute particle removal efficiency

  • uniform flow distribution across the pleat pack

  • extended service life due to high dirt holding capacity

The design is suitable for continuous filtration in demanding industrial processes.

Cartridge design

The pleated glass fibre media is supported by an internal core and outer support cage to maintain structural integrity under high flow conditions. All components are thermally bonded, eliminating the use of adhesives and minimising the risk of extractables.

Key design characteristics include:

  • high surface area pleated depth media

  • rigid pleat pack design for flow stability

  • fully thermal bonded construction

  • inside to outside flow configuration

Materials of construction

Standard construction materials include:

  • Filter media: Glass fibre

  • Inner core: Polypropylene

  • Outer cage: Polypropylene

  • End caps: Polypropylene

Full stainless steel constructions, including core, cage, end caps and filter media, are available on request for applications requiring higher temperature resistance or enhanced chemical compatibility.

Available dimensions

Typical cartridge dimensions include:

  • Outer diameter: 160 mm

  • Core diameter: 75 mm

  • Available lengths: 20", 40", 60"

The large diameter design allows significantly higher flow rates compared to standard cartridge filters.

Filtration performance

Performance characteristics include:

  • Available micron ratings: 0.5 µm, 1 µm, 5 µm, 10 µm, 20 µm, 50 µm, 70 µm, 90 µm

  • Efficiency: Absolute rated at 99.98% (Beta 5000)

  • Maximum flow rates:

    • up to 80 m³/hr for 40" cartridges (water, 1 cPs)

    • up to 120 m³/hr for 60" cartridges (water, 1 cPs)

The pleated glass fibre media ensures predictable filtration performance across a wide operating range.

Operating conditions

Typical operating conditions include:

  • Maximum continuous temperature:

    • 80 °C standard

    • up to 100 °C with stainless steel core

  • Wide chemical compatibility suitable for industrial process liquids

  • Suitable for high flow liquid filtration applications

Exact operating limits depend on configuration and process conditions.

Sealing options

Available O-ring materials include:

  • EPDM

  • Buna-N

  • Silicone

  • Viton

  • FEP

This allows compatibility with a wide range of process fluids.

Compliance and quality

Polypropylene components are manufactured in compliance with relevant industrial standards. Thermal bonding of all components improves cartridge integrity and reduces contamination risks.

Food contact compliance applies to polypropylene media variants; glass fibre variants are typically selected for industrial and process applications requiring enhanced performance.

Key benefits

  • High flow capability with low pressure loss

  • Absolute rated filtration efficiency

  • High dirt holding capacity

  • Stable pleat pack design at high flow rates

  • Long service life and reduced change-out frequency

  • Suitable for demanding industrial processes

Typical applications

Glass fibre pleated high flow filter cartridges are commonly used in:

  • fine chemical processing

  • water treatment and pre reverse osmosis filtration

  • oil and gas process streams

  • power generation water treatment

  • industrial solvent and batch filtration

  • polishing and clarification stages

Configuration and quotation

Glass fibre pleated high flow filter cartridges are supplied on a quotation basis. Configuration parameters include:

  • cartridge length

  • micron rating

  • construction materials

  • sealing material

  • operating conditions

This ensures optimal performance and compatibility with the process installation.

Technical support and validation

Selecting the correct filtration solution often requires verification under real process conditions. Filtra International supports this process through several practical testing and validation options.

Filter samples – available for compatibility and performance checks in existing filter housings.
Full-scale filter housing rental – for temporary installations or process evaluation.
Laboratory and pilot-scale filtration units – enabling controlled testing before full implementation.
Application testing by our team – customers may send product samples for filtration trials and performance evaluation.

These options allow process validation before committing to a permanent installation.

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Typical parameters include:

• Flow rate
• Particle size or filtration rating
• Temperature and pressure
• Chemical composition of the media