Industries We Serve
Food and Beverage Industry
Oil and Gas Industry
Pharmaceutical Industry
Chemical Industry
Petrochemical Industry
Edible Oils and Soap Industry
Plastic Industry
Other Liquid Filtration
Ceramics
Power Plant
Water Treatment
Mining
Textile, Printing and Dyeing, Paper Making Industry
Paints, Inks, Resins and Coatings Industry
We offer Filters Elements, Sieves ,Strainers, Screens, Filter housings that are used in wide range of applications across various industries such as,
“Industrial filters are used in many different industries and for many different applications.”
Filtration is the process of removing solid particles from liquids and gases. It can be as simple as using a strainer after cooking pasta or as complicated as purifying the drinking water for an entire city.
Because it works for such a diverse range of applications, filtration is a vital step in many industrial processes. As you can imagine, without proper filtration equipment, things can go awry very quickly.
Most Common Industrial Filtration Applications
- Protect Equipment: In industrial manufacturing, filtration can help protect the complex and expensive machinery that’s used. When particles aren’t properly filtered out, they can cause damage to the equipment, which can ultimately lead to entire system failures. For example, leftover particles in a pipe can erode metal, cause malfunctions and require essential – and expensive – parts to need replacement.
- Purification: Filtration is extremely important to keep things like water, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals clean, pure and free of contaminants. If it wasn’t for filtration, we might not have safe drinking water, because it plays a crucial role in eliminating sediment, sand, gravel, carbon and other suspended particles.
- Safety: Filtration can help prevent cross-contamination, health hazards, workplace safety issues and environmental issues. It even helps companies comply with the safety and quality standards set by agencies.
- Product Isolation: Filter are designed to separate particles from each other. Like straining pasta, many manufacturing and industrial processes need to isolate their own solids, gases, oils, water and other fluids to keep their systems functioning right.
- Efficiency: Filtration helps many industrial operations flow smoothly and more efficiently. Take oil rigs, for example. When bringing oil up out of the ground, sand and debris get mixed in with the oil. Placing perforated tubes at the source can help get rid of some of those particles on the way up, saving time and effort on the surface.
