High Temperature Filters

Product Description

High Temperature Filters are specially engineered air filtration solutions designed to operate efficiently in environments with elevated temperatures, typically ranging from 200C up to 650C and beyond, depending on the filter type. These filters maintain structural integrity and filtration performance where conventional filters would degrade or fail.

Constructed with advanced heat-resistant filter media such as fiberglass, ceramic fibers, or stainless steel mesh, and framed with materials like stainless steel or galvanized steel, these filters are essential in industrial processes, power plants, furnaces, and other high-temperature air handling systems.

Key Features:

• Heat-Resistant Media: Filter media designed to withstand sustained high temperatures without degradation.

• Durable Frames: Stainless steel or galvanized steel frames resist thermal expansion and corrosion.

• High Efficiency: Capable of filtering fine particulate matter at elevated temperatures.

• Custom Sizes and Ratings: Available in various sizes and filtration efficiencies to fit specific system requirements.

• Wide Application Range: Suitable for industrial furnaces, power generation, chemical processing, and more.

Specifications (Typical):

• Operating Temperature: Up to 650C (varies by filter type)

• Filter Media: Fiberglass, ceramic fiber, stainless steel mesh, or treated synthetic fibers

• Frame Material: Stainless steel, galvanized steel

• Filter Class: Typically MERV 7ï13 equivalent, depending on media and design

• Dimensions: Custom sizes available, standard panel and pocket configurations

• Pressure Drop: Designed to minimize pressure loss at high temperatures

Applications:

• Industrial furnaces and kilns

• Power plants and turbine intakes

• Petrochemical and chemical processing plants

• Cement and steel manufacturing

• High-temperature HVAC systems

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What temperatures can high temperature filters withstand?

A: Depending on the model, filters can typically operate continuously at temperatures ranging from 200C up to 650C or higher.

Q2: What materials are used in high temperature filter media?

A: Common media include fiberglass, ceramic fibers, stainless steel mesh, and specially treated synthetic fibers designed for heat resistance.

Q3: Can these filters be used in normal HVAC systems?

A: High temperature filters are designed specifically for elevated temperature environments and are not typically used in standard HVAC applications due to their specialized media and construction.

Q4: How often should high temperature filters be replaced?

A: Replacement frequency depends on operating conditions such as dust load, temperature, and airflow but generally ranges from 6 months to 2 years.

Q5: Are high temperature filters washable or reusable?

A: Most high temperature filters are disposable, but some stainless steel mesh filters can be cleaned and reused, depending on the application and contamination.

Q6: Can custom sizes and designs be provided?

A: Yes, filters can be custom manufactured to meet specific size, shape, and filtration efficiency requirements.

Q7: What industries commonly use high temperature filters?

A: Industries such as power generation, steel manufacturing, petrochemical, cement production, and other heavy industrial sectors.