Lenticular depth filter module for industrial liquid filtration systems

Depth Filter Modules for Industrial Liquid Filtration | 0.2–25 µm Lenticular Filter Modules

Cellulose-based depth filter media / 0.2 µm / 12" (≈ 30 cm)
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Lenticular depth filter module for industrial liquid filtration systems

Depth Filter Modules for Industrial Liquid Filtration | 0.2–25 µm Lenticular Filter Modules

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Product description

Depth filter modules are lenticular filtration units designed for closed-system liquid filtration in industrial processing environments. The modules integrate multiple depth filter sheets into a compact stacked configuration, providing high filtration surface area within a single disposable module. These filtration modules enable efficient clarification, polishing, and particle reduction of liquids while minimizing handling compared with traditional plate-and-frame sheet filtration.

Technical overview

Lenticular filter modules contain multiple circular depth filter sheets stacked between polypropylene support plates. Liquid flows through the filter layers from the outside toward the internal core, where clarified liquid exits through a central outlet. The integrated design allows depth filtration to be performed in a sealed housing, reducing contamination risk, minimizing air contact, and eliminating sheet handling associated with traditional filter presses.

Operating principle

During filtration, liquid enters the module housing and flows through the stacked lenticular filter sheets. Suspended particles are retained within the porous depth structure of the filtration media. Retention occurs through several mechanisms:
  • Mechanical particle interception within the fiber matrix
  • Depth entrapment within internal filtration channels
  • Adsorptive interactions on the filtration media surfaces
The stacked configuration increases the total filtration area while maintaining a compact module footprint. The filtered liquid collects in the central core and exits the module housing.

Material options

Typical construction materials include:
  • Depth filter sheet media (cellulose-based filtration matrix with filtration aids)
  • Polypropylene structural components
  • Elastomeric seals
Available seal materials typically include:
  • Silicone
  • EPDM
  • Viton
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Available micron ratings

Depth filter modules are available in multiple filtration grades depending on the integrated filter sheet media. Typical nominal retention ratings include:
  • 0.2 µm
  • 0.3 µm
  • 0.4 µm
  • 0.6 µm
  • 0.8 µm
  • 1 µm
  • 2 µm
  • 3 µm
  • 4 µm
  • 5 µm
  • 6 µm
  • 8 µm
  • 11 µm
  • 25 µm
These grades allow the modules to be configured for clarification, polishing filtration, or fine particle reduction depending on process requirements. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}

Design and construction

The modules consist of stacked circular filter sheets mounted in a polypropylene structure designed for mechanical stability and efficient liquid flow distribution. Typical module configurations include:
  • Module diameters: approximately 12 in (30 cm) or 16 in (40 cm)
  • Number of filtration lenses: typically 16
  • Filtration surface area: approximately 1.8 m² or 3.6 m² depending on module size
  • Adapter connections: DOE (flat) or DOR (bayonet)
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Typical applications

Depth filter modules are commonly used in liquid filtration processes including:
  • Wine filtration
  • Beer filtration
  • Filtration of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages
  • Pharmaceutical and biotechnology processes
  • Chemical and biochemical processing
  • Cosmetics manufacturing
  • General food processing filtration
The closed-system module format is particularly beneficial for processes requiring hygienic handling and reduced exposure to air. :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}

Key benefits

  • Closed filtration system reducing contamination risk
  • Integrated depth filtration with high filtration surface area
  • Reduced handling compared with plate-and-frame filter sheets
  • Compact module design suitable for industrial filter housings
  • Wide range of filtration grades for different clarification requirements
  • Multiple seal and connection options for system compatibility

Configuration and quotation

To configure a depth filter module for your filtration system, the following parameters should be specified:
  • Required nominal retention rating (µm)
  • Module diameter (12 inch or 16 inch)
  • Number of filter lenses
  • Adapter type (DOE or DOR)
  • Seal material (Silicone, EPDM, Viton)
  • Process liquid and operating temperature
  • Housing compatibility and flow rate requirements

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