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Filter Cartridge

Name: Filter Cartridge
Brand: R. A. ENTERPRISES
Price: 1250.0 INR
Availability: InStock

Price 1250.0 INR/ Unit

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MOQ : 10 Units

Filter Cartridge Specification

Usage
Industrial

Material
Plastic

Condition
New

Weight
Differ as per size Kilograms (kg)

Color
White

Application
Industrial

Warranty
Yes

Filter Cartridge Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
10 Units

Payment Terms
Cash in Advance (CID)

Supply Ability
5000 Units Per Month

Delivery Time
7 Days

Main Domestic Market
All India

Filter Cartridge About

Our industrial-grade Filter Cartridge is crafted from high-quality plastic material, ensuring durability and reliability in demanding environments. Designed for various industrial applications, this new condition cartridge provides efficient filtration performance tailored to your needs. The product comes in a neutral white color, offering a compatible aesthetic for diverse setups. Its weight varies depending on the size selected, allowing customization for specific usage requirements. Backed by a warranty, this filter cartridge delivers long-term assurance and confidence. Manufactured with precision, it meets high industrial standards to optimize functionality and filtration performance, making it an essential component for industrial systems.

FAQs of Filter Cartridge:

Frequently Asked Questions About Cartridge Filter Elements for Dust Collectors

1. What is a cartridge filter element?

A cartridge filter element is a replaceable filtration component used inside a dust collector. It captures cement dust, fly ash and other fine particles while allowing filtered air to pass through.

2. How does a cartridge filter element work?

Dust-laden air passes through the pleated filter media. Dust particles remain on the outer surface of the cartridge, while cleaned air passes through the media and exits the dust collector.

3. Where are cartridge filter elements used?

They are used in silo-top dust collectors, ground-mounted dust collectors, bin vent filters, cartridge dust collectors, bag-dumping stations and centralized dust-extraction systems.

4. What is another name for a cartridge filter element?

It may also be called a dust collector cartridge, pleated filter cartridge, silo filter cartridge, cylindrical filter element, replacement filter element or industrial air-filter cartridge.

5. What is the difference between a filter cartridge and a filter bag?

A cartridge contains pleated filter media arranged around a supporting core, providing a larger filtration surface in a compact size. A filter bag normally uses a longer fabric tube supported by a cage.

6. Why is the filter media pleated?

Pleating increases the available filtration area without greatly increasing the overall size of the filter element.

7. Which materials can a cartridge filter handle?

A properly selected cartridge can filter cement, fly ash, lime, gypsum, GGBS, microsilica, mineral powder, flour, chemical powder and other industrial dusts.

8. Can the same cartridge be used for every type of dust?

No. Filter media must be selected according to particle size, temperature, moisture, abrasiveness, chemical properties and required emission level.

9. Which filter media are commonly used?

Common filter media include polyester, spun-bond polyester, cellulose-polyester blends, antistatic media, water-resistant media and high-efficiency surface-treated media.

10. What is a polyester cartridge filter?

A polyester cartridge uses synthetic filter media suitable for many dry industrial-dust applications. Its exact temperature and chemical resistance depend on the selected media grade.

11. What is an antistatic filter cartridge?

An antistatic filter cartridge uses media designed to reduce static-electricity accumulation. It may be required for certain combustible or static-sensitive dust applications after a proper safety assessment.

12. What is a water-resistant filter cartridge?

A water-resistant or moisture-resistant cartridge uses treated media that provides better resistance to humidity. It does not make the dust collector suitable for wet or hardened cement.

13. What is a nanofiber filter cartridge?

A nanofibre cartridge has a fine surface layer that helps capture small particles near the surface of the media. This can improve dust release during pulse cleaning in suitable applications.

14. Can cartridge filters be cleaned by compressed air?

Yes. Pulse-jet and reverse-air-jet dust collectors use short compressed-air pulses to remove accumulated dust from the cartridge surface.

15. Can a cartridge be cleaned by vibration?

Cartridges designed for vibratory dust collectors can be cleaned by a mechanical shaker or vibrating motor, normally after the filtration process has stopped.

16. What is online cartridge cleaning?

Online cleaning means that cartridges are cleaned while the dust collector continues filtering air. Pulse-jet systems are commonly used for this purpose.

17. What is offline cartridge cleaning?

Offline cleaning is performed after airflow or silo filling has stopped. Vibratory dust collectors commonly use an offline cleaning cycle.

18. What is cartridge filtration area?

Filtration area is the total surface area of the pleated media available for filtering dusty air. It is an important factor in dust collector selection.

19. What is the air-to-cloth ratio?

The air-to-cloth ratio compares the airflow passing through the dust collector with the total filter-media area. Excessive filtration velocity can increase pressure drop and shorten cartridge life.

20. What is differential pressure across a filter cartridge?

Differential pressure is the pressure difference between the dirty-air side and clean-air side of the cartridge. Increasing pressure may indicate dust buildup or inadequate cleaning.

21. Why is the differential pressure increasing?

Possible causes include blocked cartridges, insufficient cleaning pressure, failed pulse valves, excessive airflow, moisture, high dust loading or unsuitable filter media.

22. Why is dust passing through the cartridge filter?

Dust leakage may be caused by torn media, damaged seals, incorrect cartridge installation, loose clamps, unsuitable filtration efficiency or excessive airflow.

23. Can a damaged cartridge be repaired?

Minor external damage should not normally be relied upon for continued filtration. A torn, deformed or leaking cartridge should be replaced with a compatible element.

24. How often should cartridge filters be replaced?

Replacement frequency depends on operating hours, dust loading, cleaning intensity, temperature, moisture and filter-media quality. Differential pressure and visible condition should be monitored.

25. Can cartridge filters be washed with water?

Only cartridges specifically designed for washing should be cleaned with water. Washing an unsuitable cartridge can damage the media and reduce filtration performance.

26. How should replacement cartridges be stored?

Store cartridges in a clean, dry and covered location. Protect the media and seals from moisture, sunlight, crushing and chemical contamination.

27. How do I select the correct replacement cartridge?

Confirm the outer diameter, inner diameter, total length, end-cap design, mounting arrangement, filter-media type, operating temperature and dust application.

28. Are cartridge filter dimensions customizable?

Yes. Cartridge diameter, length, pleat arrangement, end-cap design, media type and mounting system can be customized according to the dust collector.

29. What is the price of a cartridge filter element in India?

The price depends on cartridge dimensions, filtration area, media material, surface treatment, end-cap construction, supporting cage and required quantity.

30. Does RA Enterprises supply replacement filter cartridges?

Yes. RA Enterprises supplies cartridge filter elements for silo-top and ground-mounted dust collectors according to the required dimensions and application.

31. What information is required for a quotation?

Please provide the dust collector model, cartridge quantity, outer and inner diameter, length, filter media, operating temperature, sample photographs or drawing and delivery location.