New Eaton coreless filter bag offers excellent dirt-holding capacity
12/06/2018 Eaton Filtration Division
Eaton recently expanded its high-performance and versatile filter bag offering with the new MAX-LOAD™ coreless filter bag. This new filter bag range offers an excellent dirt-holding capacity and is suitable for applications involving high retention ratings, such as water treatment, filtration of bulk and fine chemicals or metal cleaning.The new MAX-LOAD coreless filter bags are made of melt-blown polypropylene or polyester. The rigid, graduated material structure has a depth of over 18 mm. It also forms a protective shield against hard, metallic, as well as deformable, gel-like contaminants. For widely varying operating conditions, reliability can be increased through an outer mesh cover of polyamide 6.6 with a retention of 10 μm.
Additional features and benefits of MAX-LOAD coreless filter bags include:
-€¢ High bypass security through patented SENTINEL® seal ring
-€¢ Robust, bypass-free and seamless construction through thermobonded endcaps
-€¢ Gradual loading through graded media structure
-€¢ Maximum limited fiber migration through seamless spunbond cover
MAX-LOAD coreless filter bags are available in sizes 01 and 02 with retention ratings from 1 to 150 µm and fit into all Eaton standard bag filter housings. For an ideal combination of quality, performance and safety, MAX-LOAD filter bags can be used in Eaton TOPLINE™ single bag filter housings and MAXILINE™ multi-bag filter housings. They are designed for a large variety of applications and feature a side inlet, flow through top for optimum sealing of the filter bag, easy filter bag change-outs and reduce product loss to a minimum. The MAX-LOAD filter bag offering can also be equipped with a powerful magnetic bar to remove ferritic particles.
To view the capabilities of the MAX-LOAD coreless filter bags, visit http://www.eaton.de/EN/EatonDE/ProdukteundLoesungen/Filtration/Products-und-Dienstleistungen/Beutelfiltration/Filterbeutel/MAX-LOAD™Coreless/index.htm.
For more information, please contact:
Eaton
Filtration Division
Langenlonsheim
Germany
Tel: +49 6704 204-204
Email: UtaHilgers@eaton.com
Web: www.eaton.com
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