Air Purification Nanofiber Filter Media For Powder And Dry Chemical Processing
Farrleey Filtration Farrtex® Nano Cellulose Composite Filter Paper is engineered to tackle industrial dust challenges, leveraging revolutionary nanofiber technology to deliver ultimate filtration for ultrafine particles like welding fumes, metal processing dust, and more. ISO-certified nanofiber media achieves 99.97% filtration efficiency @ 0.3μm, extending filter life and reducing operational costs.
30% Longer Filter Life
The nanofiber layer forms a precise 3D mesh structure, capturing 0.3-0.5μm particles (5x more efficient than traditional media). Proprietary surface treatment enables 98%+ pulse-jet cleaning efficiency.
20% Lower Total Operating Costs
• Reduced filter replacement frequency
• 35% lower pressure drop → 20% energy savings on fan power
• Extended cleaning cycles → 40% less compressed air consumption
Industrial-Grade Safety
Optional FR flame-retardant layer (compliant with NFPA 70E) and ESD anti-static coating, ideal for combustible environments like metalworking and pharmaceutical powder processing.
Feature | Traditional Media | Nano Composite Media |
---|---|---|
Filtration Eff. | 90%@5μm | 99.97%@0.3μm |
Initial Pressure | 120-150Pa | 80-100Pa |
Dust Capacity | 800g/m² | 1200g/m² |
Service Life | 6-8 months | 12-15 months |
√ Welding/plasma cutting fume extraction
√ Laser cutting metal fume collection systems
√ Metallic grinding dust recovery
√ Blast booth/powder coating air purification
√ Chemical powder process control
Q&A
Q: How does it work?
A: With nanofilters in the ultrafine 0.3 to 0.5 micron (300 to 500 nanometer) range, the pores in the media are much finer and far more numerous than in traditional filter media, resulting in significantly improved collection efficiency for collecting very small dust particles.
Q: How does nanofiber technology reduce costs?
A: Because nanofiber dust collector cartridges clean better, they last longer. And with the higher efficiency and lower pressure drop of nanofiber-coated media, less fan pressure is required, and less compressed air is consumed. The savings thus add up: fewer filter replacements + lower energy consumption = great performance at a lower overall operating cost.