Top Characteristics & Maintenance Tips for Stainless Steel Filters

The characteristics of stainless steel oil filter include:

Filtering performance: Stainless steel oil filter element has good filtering performance, and can achieve uniform surface filtering performance for filter particle sizes of 2-200um.

Corrosion resistance: Stainless steel filter cartridges have excellent corrosion resistance and can resist general acid, alkali, and organic corrosion, making them particularly suitable for filtering sulfur-containing gases.

Strength and toughness: Stainless steel filter element has high strength and good toughness, suitable for high-pressure environments.

Regeneration performance: The stainless steel filter element can be repeatedly cleaned and regenerated, and the filtration performance can be restored to over 90% after use.

Applicable environment: Suitable for low and high temperature environments, can be reused after cleaning, and does not require replacement.

The maintenance methods for stainless steel oil filter include:

Cleaning and storage: Filter cartridges that have not been used for a long time should have their internal filtrate drained, washed, dried, and placed in a clean plastic bag with a seal, and stored in a dry place.

Disinfection treatment: The replaced filter element should be soaked in acidic washing solution for about 24 hours, with a temperature maintained between 25-50 degrees Celsius. During the soaking process, the ratio of acid to alkali should be controlled within 20%. After cleaning, a secondary cleaning and steam disinfection are required.

Disinfection precautions: During the disinfection process, attention should be paid to time and temperature. Generally, disinfection should be carried out at 130 ℃ for 20 minutes, and the temperature should not exceed 150 ℃. The time should not exceed 30 minutes