The filter cartridge is constructed with phenolic resin forming a rigid matrix, binding with sintered fibers to resist deformation under load.
It often features a graded porosity or tapered pore design, where the outer layers trap larger particles and the inner layers catch finer contaminants—enhancing dirt-holding capacity and reducing early clogging.
Many designs also incorporate dual-stage or multi-layer filtration structure to increase efficiency and lifetime.
High Mechanical Strength & Stability
With the resin-bonded structure, the cartridge resists collapsing or deformation even under high pressure or pulsating flows.
Chemical & Thermal Resistance
Phenolic resin offers good compatibility with various chemicals, solvents, and elevated temperatures, making it suitable for harsh environments.
Uniform Filtration & Consistent Performance
The microporous structure is carefully controlled to provide stable filtration accuracy and consistent flow, even over long use.
High Dirt Holding Capacity
Thanks to the depth filtration design and dense pore network, these cartridges capture substantial particulate load before requiring replacement.
This kind of cartridge is well-suited for:
Chemical processing and treatment
Petrochemical & petroleum filtration
Solvent recovery or purification
Oil & lubricant filtration
Coatings, adhesives, and resin systems
Any environment requiring strong, durable cartridges under challenging conditions
Be sure to offer or specify:
Micron ratings (e.g. 1 µm to 150 µm or more)
Dimensions (lengths, outer and inner diameters)
End caps / seals / O-ring materials (e.g. DOE / 222 / 226 styles, Viton, EPDM, etc.)
Maximum working temperature & pressure limits
Flow rate / pressure drop curves
Packaging & quantities (bulk, factory pack, etc.)