Dust Collector Filter Bag

Aramid filter bags are crafted from a synthetic fiber material known as aramid, recognized as Nomex in some contexts. These filter bags offer remarkable filtration capabilities and durability, with key features including:

1. Efficient Particle Retention: The tightly felted structure of aramid filter media effectively captures fine particles, ensuring high filtration efficiency.
2. High Temperature & Flame Resistance: Aramid filter bags withstand continuous operating temperatures of up to 204°C (400°F) and possess self-extinguishing and flame retardant properties, making them ideal for high-temperature applications.
3. Chemical Resistance: Resistant to a wide range of chemicals including acids, alkalis, and solvents, ensuring longevity and reliability in diverse industrial settings.
4. High Strength and Robustness: Aramid fibers boast exceptional tensile strength, rendering the filter bags resistant to tearing and bursting, even in abrasive environments.
5. Low Thermal Shrinkage: Even when subjected to elevated temperatures, aramid filter bags maintain their original size and shape, demonstrating excellent stability and resistance to shrinkage.

Characteristics

Pros

• Great resistance to highly abrasive and high-temperature dust applications.
• Extended service life and reduced energy consumption.

Cons

• Poor hydrolysis resistance.
• Mineral oxides may cause deterioration or partial decomposition over time.
• Higher cost compared to some alternatives.

Industry & Application

Aramid filter bags find widespread use across various industries, including:

• Asphalt Industry
• Cement Industry
• Mining & Metallurgy Industry
• Power Generation

Construction & Treatment

Aramid filter media can be tailored for specific operating conditions and industries. With various construction and treatment options available, they can be optimized for diverse applications, ensuring optimal performance and longevity.