SPECTRUM SWF Wound Glass Fibre Filter Cartridge

Product Description

The primary choice across the whole range of cartridges for effective filtration in very high temperature applications, the glass fibre media with a stainless steel core suits applications up to 400 DegC. Media migration is significantly reduced by the internal voile layer which controls fibre release downstream from the cartridge. The SWF has excellent compatibility when filtering strong oxidising agents, as well as acids and is often used to filter oils when heated to reduce viscosity.

The SPECTRUM Wound glass fibre range is offered in a wide span of micron ratings (1 to 100), offering cost effective particulate filtration with a tried and tested history to prove it.

High temperature on stainless steel core
Glass Fibre (max temp 400°C)
The primary advantage of glass fibre is its ability to withstand high temperatures. Up to 400°C can be achieved with its stainless steel core, often making it the sole choice for high-temperature applications. Similarly, when filtering oxidizing agents, glass fibre is the only economic cartridge with excellent chemical compatibility.

Features & Information

• When filtering oxidising agents, glass fibre is an economical cartridge with excellent chemical compatibility
• Capable of handling temperatures up to 400°C and maintaining structure due to its 304L stainless steel core

Applications & Industries

• Boiler condensate
• Oxidising acids
• Oils