Filter media and consumables
G3–F9 and HEPA air media, carbon and Paint-Stop mats, baghouse fabrics, filter-press cloths, cages, valves and spares — in one supply package. Media is selected by class, temperature, chemistry and cleaning duty and confirmed by a data sheet and test report.
Media from coarse to fine filtration
G3–F9 designations remain common in specifications. Supply class is confirmed by the current test report and the exact media data sheet; old and new classes are not treated as automatic equivalents.
Polyester mats, panels and cells for first-stage ventilation and equipment protection.
Pocket and compact filters for general ventilation, turbine and process-air intakes.
Synthetic and glass-fibre media for final AHU stages, clean areas and sensitive-process protection.
Mini-pleat panels and terminal modules for pharma, electronics, laboratories and cleanrooms.
From economical cellulose to PTFE membrane
Media is selected by particle size and behaviour, moisture, temperature, chemistry, pulse frequency and the required terminal ΔP.
Economical for dry non-aggressive dust. A blend is stronger than plain cellulose and tolerates variable loading better.
For abrasive dust and frequent cleaning, with washable, hydrophobic and oleophobic options.
Hold fine dust at the substrate surface and improve release. Selection depends on moisture, stickiness, ΔP and lifecycle cost.
Dissipates charge through the engineered grounding path. Combustible dust also requires a hazard assessment of the complete system.
Base, membrane and specialty polyester
The sample catalogue includes point-bond and spunbond substrates, BICO, PTFE membrane, antistatic, flame-retardant, water/oil-repellent and combined finishes. These are not interchangeable labels: selection requires permeability, basis weight, thickness, strength, efficiency, ΔP and cleaning duty.
Temperature limit: a complete standard cartridge is limited to a maximum of 135 °C. The supplied PET sample sheets show 120 °C for continuous operation. Media, adhesive, end caps, cage and gasket are always verified as one assembly.
Dust, paint, odours and aggressive gases
For dry paint booths, selected by thickness, holding capacity, air velocity and frame arrangement.
Granules, panels and cells for odours, VOCs and selected gases. Sorbent grade follows concentration, humidity and contact time.
Media and finish follow temperature, chemistry, abrasion, moisture and emission target. PTFE membrane, antistatic and oil/water-repellent finishes are available.
Open →PP, PET, PA and PE cloths made to plate dimensions
Monofilament for easy cleaning and cake release; multifilament for fine retention; combined weaves for balance. We account for air permeability, thickness, calendering, chemical compatibility and CGR execution.
Media at a glance
| Group | Materials and limits |
|---|---|
| Air filters | G3–F9 and HEPA; class confirmed by test report and media data sheet |
| Cartridge media | cellulose and polyester blend, spunbond PET, nanofibre, PTFE membrane, antistatic |
| Standard cartridge temperature | maximum 135 °C; PET samples 120 °C in continuous operation |
| PET finishes | point-bond, spunbond, BICO, PTFE membrane, antistatic, flame-retardant, water/oil-repellent |
| Baghouse fabrics | PES, PPS, Nomex, P84, PTFE; membrane, antistatic and repellent finishes |
| Press cloths | PP, PET, PA, PE; monofilament, multifilament, combined weave; CGR |
| Special mats | Paint-Stop glass-fibre mat; carbon and impregnated granules, panels, cells |
Consumables in one supply package
3D catalogue of filter elements
Panel, pocket, V-bank and HEPA filters, cartridges, bags and compressor filters — the construction of each element in 3D.
Media questions
Are the G3–F9 classes still valid?
These designations remain common in specifications and we work with them. Supply class is confirmed by the current test report and the exact media data sheet; old and new classes are not treated as automatic equivalents.
What temperature can a standard cartridge take?
A complete standard cartridge is limited to a maximum of 135 °C. The PET sample sheets show 120 °C for continuous operation. Media, adhesive, end caps, cage and gasket are verified as one assembly — the weakest link sets the limit.
How is cartridge media selected?
By particle size and behaviour, moisture, temperature, chemistry, pulse frequency and the required terminal ΔP. Cellulose blend for dry dust, spunbond polyester for abrasion and frequent cleaning, nanofibre or PTFE membrane for fine and sticky dust.
Does antistatic media remove the explosion risk?
It dissipates charge through the engineered grounding path, but combustible dust still requires a hazard assessment of the complete system.
How is carbon media sized?
Sorbent grade follows concentration, humidity and contact time; the format is granules, panels or cells. For odours, VOCs and selected gases.
Need a calculation for this area?
An engineer replies with a selection and specification within one working day.