Particulate Filter

Biogas Filters for the Enhancement Process

Biogas Filters for the Enhancement Process

Do you need a biogas filter system? The biogas produced by the anaerobic digestion of organic waste can be converted into biomethane, this is called biogas upgrading. To help prevent further CO2 emissions, this 100% renewable energy can be used to replace fossil fuels. Biogas upgrade technology Various biogas upgrading technologies are available such as…

Understanding Element Dimensions in Relation to our Part Number

Understanding Element Dimensions in Relation to our Part Number

Element dimensions – Disposable microfibre types Understanding part numbers is never an easy task. So we thought we would break ours down and explain what the significance is of each number; thus making  it easier for our customers to know what they require, when ordering disposable filter elements How the part number is arranged Filter…

Support Cores and their use with liquid filtration and coalescing

Support Cores and their use with liquid filtration and coalescing

In normal operational use the borosilicate glass microfibre filter element is perfectly strong enough for most applications and if the element is in an application where it remains dry it is fairly rare that it would need any kind of support. The main problems that can be seen are when disposable type microfibre elements are…

High Pressure Filter Systems With Special Connections

High Pressure Filter Systems With Special Connections

Here at Classic Filters we have been asked to solve high pressure applications on several occasions. These high pressure applications have normally been up to 800 bar and require CE marks. Most recently we have been asked to work with more and more very high pressure filter applications, quite often with special connections in the…

Panel Mounted Filter Application – how to make filters accessible for element change

Panel Mounted Filter Application – how to make filters accessible for element change

Analyser manufacturers and system builders are often equested to have the filters accessible for ease of element change. The problems that are faced can include a complication in the systems where the element needs to be changed after each test or where shut down time has to be kept to a minimum. How We Make…

Borosilicate Glass Microfibre Filter Elements – what are they and why are they so special?

Borosilicate Glass Microfibre Filter Elements – what are they and why are they so special?

What is a borosilicate glass microfiber element? Borosilicate glass is known and used quite extensively throughout the glass industry, specifically for laboratory glassware, being made from Boron and Silica, and the microfibers are what they say they are, very fine fibre of specific diameters and lengths blended and formed in a specific manor to produce…

Filtering Samples with a High Level of Contaminate for a Petroleum Refinery

We were recently asked to solve a problem for a customer who saw high levels of pipe rouge and rust particles in his sample. The application was on white product blending. So What What Was The Problem? Unusually the problem was not so much to do with the filtration but with the stainless steel filter…

Particulate or Coalescing Filters?

Here at Classic Filters we offer many solutions for your filter problems and the two key types of filters that many of our customers ask us about are our particulate and coalescing filtration systems. So, particulate or coalescing filters? The Difference Between Particulate and Coalescing Filters Particulate Filtration is the removal of solid particles from…