String Wound Cartridge Filters

String Wound Cartridge Filters are a type of filter used to remove sediments and particles from liquids and gases. These filters are made by winding a string-like material (typically polypropylene, cotton, or other fibers) around a central core, creating a dense, layered structure.

Key Features:

Material: Commonly made from polypropylene, cotton, or polyester fibers.

Filtration Efficiency: Available in a range of micron ratings (e.g., 1 to 100 microns), designed to capture particles of varying sizes.

Design: String is wound around a core, creating multiple layers with increasing density towards the center, which helps capture larger particles at the outer layers and finer particles as the liquid flows inward.

Applications: Used in water filtration, food & beverage, pharmaceutical, chemical, and industrial processes.

Cost-Effective: Affordable compared to other filtration media.