In May, we assisted our Russian customer to take the tender order for alkali-free glass fibre filter bags for reverse air baghouse dust collector.

Filter cloth plays a crucial role in modern industrial filtration systems, ensuring the separation of solids from liquids in a wide range of applications. From wastewater treatment and chemical processing to mining and food production, the right filter cloth improves filtration efficiency, reduces operational costs, and enhances product quality. Choosing the correct filter cloth is not just about selecting a material; it requires a deep understanding of its structure, performance, and compatibility with specific processes. In this article, we’ll explore what makes filter cloth indispensable, the types available, how to select the right one, and why industries increasingly rely on advanced filtration solutions.

​Pleated filter bags are becoming more and more popular in industrial filtration systems because they're more efficient at filtering and last longer than traditional filter bags.

Industrial dust collection is essential for ensuring workplace safety, protecting machinery, and complying with environmental standards. At the heart of most efficient dust collector systems lies a critical component: the DMF Pulse Valve. This valve is specifically engineered to deliver short, high-pressure bursts of compressed air that clean filter bags or cartridges in a dust collector system. Without this component, filter performance would quickly decline, leading to blockages, reduced airflow, and ultimately, increased operational costs.

Pulse Solenoid Valves are the heart of dust removal equipment. Their total price is about 5% of the overall price of pulse jet dust collectors; it is 1% of the cost of air box pulse dust collectors.

The spring is damaged. The spring on the pulse valve core is easily damaged, which causes the pulse valve to deflate to the blow port for a long time. The solution is to replace the spring.