Filter Elements

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Filter element is a device within a filter tank designed to entrap solids and conduct water to a manifold, collection header, pipe or similar conduit and return it to the pool, spa or hot tub. A filter element usually consists of a septum and septum support, or a cartridge.

Filter Elements
Filter Elements
Filter Elements


Elements

Wire Mesh Element

  • Corrosion protection due to stainless steel filter material and fin-plated or nickel-plated steel parts.
  • Cleanable
  • Filtrafion ratings: 25µm, 50µm, 74µm, 100µm, 149µrn, and 200µm nominal

Metal Fiber Element

  • Safeguards high filtration efficiency even at extreme dynamic loads
  • High contamination retention capacity due to deep filtering which results in a longer service life
  • Low flow resistance
  • Corrosion protection due to stainless steel filter material and fin-plated steel parts
  • High differential pressure tolerance
  • Economical due to cleanability
  • High temperature range

Disposable Polyester Element

  • Higher contamination retention capacity then cellulose due to deep filtration
  • Low flow resistance
  • Media supported on both sides with wire mesh
  • Good fluid comparability due to media being free of bonding agent
  • Filtration ratings: 10µm, and 20µm nominal

Mobilemicron Elements

  • Extremely low UP across elements when utilized with high viscosity fluids or cold start conditions
  • Melt blown fiberglass media construction
  • Good dirt holding capacity
  • Good beta stability


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