Filter press cloth is selected by process chemistry, abrasion, particle size, air permeability, cake release and washing method.
PP is the common choice for chemical resistance. PET serves strong abrasive slurries, while PA fits selected alkaline and elevated-temperature duties. Monofilament cleans and releases cake readily; multifilament retains finer particles. A CGR gasketed execution is available.
The baseline choice for acids, alkalis and aqueous sludges; check the temperature.
High strength and abrasion resistance for abrasive mineral slurries.
Strong in alkaline media; confirm chemical compatibility.
Monofilament cleans more easily; multifilament retains fine solids better but is harder to wash.
Test several cloths for a new slurry.
For a new slurry, run a laboratory test: filtration rate, pressure, cake formation time, cake moisture, filtrate quality and cake release are measured. Several cloth samples are often compared in a laboratory filter test.
Chamber, membrane, automatic or tower — selecting the press type by slurry, cycle, cake moisture and discharge.
Open →Filter pressesPressure separation of slurries into dewatered cake and filtrate, from laboratory testing and cloth selection to an automated line and lifecycle service.
Open →TroubleshootingSymptom → cause → check → action: a matrix for high ΔP, dust leakage, short life, wet cake and unstable measurements.
Open →We review the specification, identify missing measurements and propose a process arrangement and supply scope.