filter elements consist of spirotubes (spiral formed tubes) that are usually arranged in steel
or aluminum frames, but can also be used individually.
The one-piece, self-supporting spirotubes
are made of spun bonded polyester media laminated with BHA-TEX® expanded PTFE
membrane. The STS spirotubes seams are thermally bonded to
ensure airtight construction.
STS elements replace expensive, fragile,
low-surface area, sintered plastic filter elements. The unique shape
of the spirotube provides the best possible dust collection with a
very low pressure drop.
The different diameters of the STS
spirotubes provide an optimal relationship between the total unit
area and the open area between the tubes. This decreases face
velocities and increases airflow in four directions between the
elements, enabling better control of the airstream velocities and
increased dust release capacities.
Benefits
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Low pressure drop, even at
high air-to-cloth ratios.
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Very low emissions of less
than 1.0 mg/Nm3 due to the 99.99+% efficiency of the
expanded microporous structure of the BHA-TEX? membrane.
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Excellent dust release
characteristics resulting in increased airflow and reduced
differential pressure.
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One piece design
eliminates the need for support cages.
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Snap-in fit reduces
installation time
Versatility
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STS filter elements can be
used in new installations or as replacements for existing
installations with sintered filter elements or various envelope
type filters.
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Replacement costs are
reduced since individual spirotubes can be replaced without
replacement of the remaining elements.
Applications
Compact filter technology is used in applications such
as powder coating systems, porcelain enamel, laser and plasma
cutting systems, the chemical industry, and the pharmaceutical industry.
STS filter elements can be configured to fit OEM models such as:
DCE Dalamatic and Sintamatic units, Herding/Eisenmann?s Sinter-plate
systems, and American Air Filter Design M Fabripulse