FCH Series Stainless Steel Single High Flow Cartridge Housing

● SS high flow cartridge housing is easy to install, low labor cost and maintain

● A wide range of chemical applications can be used in many fields which need high flow rate

● The number of replacement filter elements is reduced, thus saving much labor costs and 50% footprint

● The design of the sealed interface reduces the risk of side flow, thereby improving the filtration efficiency

● Under the guarantee of ultra-high pollution holding capacity, the service life is extended, thereby reducing the cost

● Petrochemical

● RO Prefiltration

● Microelectronics

● Food and Beverage

● Seawater Desalination

● Biopharmaceutical Industry

● Power Plant Condensate Filtration

Operation Data for FCH Series Stainless Steel Single High Flow Cartridge Housing

Stainless Steel Single High Flow Cartridge Housing Production Workshop Display

● With fewer filter housings to maintain, servicing and replacing filter elements becomes more straightforward. This can lead to reduced downtime and lower maintenance costs over time.

● Single high flow filter housings are typically constructed from robust materials such as stainless steel 304 or stainless steel 316, ensuring durability and resistance to corrosion, pressure, and temperature extremes.

● Installing a single high flow filter housing typically requires fewer components and less piping compared to multiple smaller housings. This can result in lower installation costs and reduced complexity, especially in large-scale filtration systems.

● Single high flow filter housings are specifically designed to handle large volumes of fluid flow. They can accommodate flow rates significantly higher than standard filter housings, making them ideal for applications where high throughput is necessary.

● Despite their ability to handle high flow rates, single high flow filter housings often have a compact and space-saving design. This makes them suitable for installations where space is limited or where multiple filter housings would be impractical.