Oil Absorbing Filter Bags

Products Description

Oil absorbing filter bags feature a 3 - to - 5 - layer compound structure. Each layer serves a filtering purpose, bolstering durability and filtration efficiency. The filtering precision, customizable between 1 and 300μm, suits diverse applications, from lubricating oil purification in mechanical processing to oil - water separation in wastewater treatment.

Its core layer, composed of 200 - 400 grams of highly oil - affinity cotton, rapidly absorbs oil. This high - performing filter bag is a cost - effective solution for multiple industries.

Product Parameters

filter bags 2

Product	Liquid Filter Bag
Material	Polypropylene (PP), Polyester (PE), Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE),etc.
Operating Temperature	polypropylene ≤90℃ polyester ≤150℃
Micron	1-300μm (Common values are 1 micron, 5 microns, 10 microns, 25 microns, 50 microns, etc.)
Operating Pressure	Usually around 1.0MPa
Specification	No.1 bag: φ180mm×410mm - 432mm No.2 bag: φ180mm×810mm - 813mm No.3 bag: φ102mm×210mm - 229mm No.4 bag: φ102mm×380mm - 381mm
Ring Material	Galvanized steel ring, stainless steel ring, polyester plastic ring, polypropylene plastic ring, etc.
Applicable Objects	Fuel oil, lubricating oil, transformer oil, fire-resistant oil, edible oil, etc.

Material Features

The oil-absorbing filter bag adopts a multi-layer (generally 3 - 5 layers) compound structure, which is stitched together in a certain order.
The precision range can be customized from 1-300μm.
The sealing ring can be made of materials such as PP, PE, galvanized steel, 304 stainless steel, etc.
The core layer of the high-quality oil-absorbing filter bag is 200-400 grams of oil-absorbing cotton, which has excellent oil affinity.

Application

Wastewater treatment: Remove oils and greases from water to prevent the discharge of oily sewage into natural water bodies and comply with environmental protection standards.
Automobile and engine maintenance: Oil-absorbing filter bags are used to remove oil, lubricants, and solvents.
Petrochemical industry: Petroleum refining operations