Do you know about melt-blown non-woven composite filter material
Use melt-blown non-woven composite filter material for filtration, and there will be no lint phenomenon of the filter material falling off in the purified gas or liquid.
Currently, more than 20,000 tons of melt-blown filter materials are used in the world every year, of which: 65% are used for liquid filtration, such as: beverage and food hygiene filtration, water filtration, precious metal recycling filtration, and filtration of chemical products such as paints and coatings. ; 35% is used for gas filtration, such as: indoor air conditioner filtration, gas-water separation filtration, clean room filtration, etc.
Melt-blown non-woven fabrics are made of PP polypropylene as the main material. The fiber diameter can reach 1 to 5 microns. Its unique capillary structure of ultra-fine fibers increases the number and surface area of fibers per unit area, giving the melt-blown fabric a unique Excellent filtering, shielding, thermal insulation and oil absorption properties.
Melt-blown non-woven composite filter material for sale has high uniformity, good air permeability and stable performance. It is produced from imported raw materials and has finer molecular weight, cleaner and better uniformity.
Application fields: battery separator, conductive cloth substrate, liquid filtration, reverse osmosis film, R0 membrane, etc.
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