Wire Wound Filter Cartridge

A wire-wound filter element is a highly effective and economical filter used for low viscosity liquids with low impurity levels. It is constructed with textile fiber thread, such as polypropylene wire or skimmed cotton thread, which is precisely wound around a porous skeleton made of honeycomb structure, usually composed of polypropylene or stainless steel.

The filtering mechanism of a wire-wound filter element is based on the deep filtration principle, which involves the trapping and adsorption of unwanted particles and debris. The filter element’s inner layer of fiber threads forms a dense mesh structure, which enables the interception of small impurities. Meanwhile, the outer layer consists of coarser fibers, which can remove larger particles and debris. The filter’s unique structure ensures that the filtration effect is comprehensive, efficient, and thorough.