40 Inch Width White Fiberglass Cloth Woven Filter Fabric Used For Dust Collection

Product Description:

Glass fiber filter cloth is an ideal fabric for high-temperature bag filter bags for various applications. Due to the excellent properties of glass fiber, glass fiber filter cloth has the advantages of high-temperature resistance, high tensile strength, acid and alkali resistance, and high-temperature resistance. It has the characteristics of alkali resistance, oxygen resistance, corrosion resistance, and long service life. Fiberglass filter cloth is the best solution for environments with operating temperatures ranging from 150°C (300°F) to 260°C (500°F).

Features:

High-temperature resistance, glass fiber filter material has a good heat resistance and can be used at high temperatures of 260-280 ℃. This not only saves the cost of flue gas cooling of the dust collector but also reduces the risk of condensation.

Fiberglass fabric does not shrink when the operating temperature is below 280°C, and it has better dimensional stability than organic synthetic fibers.

Application:

Galvanic industry and Chemical industryPrefiltering solvents and acids

Prefilter to extend final filter lifeFinal filter for noncritical filtrations

Liquid-solid separation with strong acid and alkali conditions filter press

Air filtration under 90℃

The Technique for Style 7577 Fiberglass Filter Fabric Cloth

How to choose glass fiber filter material cloth?

Specifications:

Weight: 320~750 g/m2
Thickness: 0.30~0.8mm
Air permeability: can be customized.
Operating temperature: 550℃
Instant: 280℃

Why choose us?

First of all, We choose the raw fiberglass yarn from China's top 4 fiberglass manufacturers – China Jushi Co., Ltd. Chongqing Fiberglass, Taishan Fiberglass, and Taiwan glass company.

Secondly, We have enough high-speed looms to meet the output and product quality.

Finally, We specialize in the production of various fiberglass-based fabric products and provide Silicone, and PTFE coating treatment to customers in the United States and Europe