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High-Flow Sintered PP Filter for Chemical Resistance - China Suppliers and Factory

The Sintered PP Filter, or polypropylene sintered filter, is an advanced porous filter element crafted through a high-temperature sintering process using premium polypropylene (PP) powder. Renowned for its three-dimensional micro-porous gradient structure, this filter features a unique design with a sparse outer layer and a dense inner layer, allowing it to excel in both deep and surface filtration applications. With a remarkable porosity exceeding 50%, it provides excellent chemical stability and impressive resistance to acid and alkali corrosion, ensuring consistent performance without deregulation issues. As a leading product among China suppliers, this filter is widely utilized in various industries, including water treatment, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and food and beverage processing. Choose our factory for reliable and high-quality sintered PP filters that meet your filtration needs

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    Product Parameter Table

    Parameter Category Detailed Index
    Material Polypropylene (PP)
    Filtration Accuracy 0.1-100μm (can be customized 0.3μm, 1μm, 5μm, etc.)
    Outer/Inner Diameter Outer Diameter: 35-150mm (commonly used 60-115mm); Inner Diameter: 28-30mm
    Length 5-60 inches (approx. 130-2000mm)
    Temperature Range -30°C to 100°C (conventional); some high-temperature models up to 125°C (short-term)
    Working Pressure ≤0.4MPa (conventional); high pressure models up to 50bar
    Porosity 30%-60%
    Chemical compatibility Resistant to strong acids (such as sulfuric acid, hydrochloric acid), strong alkalis, organic solvents (ethanol, acetone, etc.)

    Production Process

    1 Raw material mixing

    Mix polypropylene powder with additives in proportion to ensure material homogeneity.

    2 High-temperature molding

    Heating and melting at about 150℃, and pressing into the initial embryo through the mold.

    3 Cooling and shaping

    Use circulating water to cool indirectly and solidify the structure quickly.

    4 Sintering process
    • Primary sintering: sintering at 700-750℃ to form a porous skeleton structure.
    • Vacuum sintering: in the argon gas protected environment at 1000-1380℃ to eliminate pore cracks and enhance the densification.
    5 Post-processing

    Cutting, polishing, testing (e.g. bubble point test, integrity test).

    Product Advantages

    Chemical Stability

    Acid and alkali resistance, organic solvents, suitable for corrosive media filtration.

    High-precision Filtration

    The minimum precision can be up to 0.1μm, effectively retaining microorganisms, colloids, and more.

    High Flow & Low Resistance

    Gradient pore design, large dirt-holding capacity, and low differential pressure.

    Long Life

    Can be regenerated by back-washing, ensuring a high reuse rate and lower operating costs.

    Environmental & Safety

    No adhesive, in line with FDA and GMP standards, suitable for food and pharmaceutical industries.

    Application Fields

    Fields Specific Application Scenes
    Water treatment Ultrapure water preparation, RO pre-filtration, drinking water purification
    Pharmaceutical industry Pharmaceutical liquid sterilization filtration, injection water treatment
    Chemical industry Acid and alkali liquid filtration, organic solvent purification (such as methanol, ethanol)
    Food & Beverage Wine clarification, fruit juice filtration, edible oil purification
    Electronics Chip manufacturing ultrapure water filtration, plating solution purification
    Environmental Protection Industrial waste water treatment, oil and gas separation
    Application Fields Illustration

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Q: What is the filtration accuracy of the Polypropylene (PP) filter?

    A: The filtration accuracy ranges from 0.1μm to 100μm. Custom specifications such as 0.3μm, 1μm, and 5μm are also available to meet specific industrial requirements.

    Q: What are the temperature and pressure limits for these filters?

    A: The standard operating temperature range is -30°C to 100°C, with specialized models capable of handling up to 125°C short-term. The conventional working pressure limit is ≤0.4MPa, while high-pressure models can withstand up to 50bar.

    Q: Can these filters be used with corrosive chemicals?

    A: Yes, they feature excellent chemical compatibility and are highly resistant to strong acids (such as sulfuric and hydrochloric acid), strong alkalis, and various organic solvents like ethanol and acetone.

    Q: How is the porous structure formed during production?

    A: The porous structure is created using a dual-stage sintering process. Primary sintering is conducted at 700-750°C to form the porous skeleton, followed by vacuum sintering in an argon-protected environment at 1000-1380°C to eliminate cracks and enhance structural density.

    Q: Are these filter elements safe for food and pharmaceutical applications?

    A: Absolutely. They are manufactured without any chemical adhesives, ensuring they comply fully with FDA and GMP standards, making them ideal for pharmaceutical liquid sterilization and food/beverage clarification.

    Q: Can the filters be cleaned and reused?

    A: Yes, the filters are designed for a long service life and can be regenerated and reused multiple times through standard back-washing procedures.