In industries like cement and steel manufacturing, dust collection systems are constantly challenged by high humidity, corrosive gas components, and fluctuating temperatures. These conditions often degrade standard filter bags rapidly.
That’s where Acrylic Membrane Filter Bags come into play — offering a balanced performance of hydrolysis resistance, chemical stability, and efficient filtration.
In cement plants, especially during raw material grinding, kiln operation, and packaging processes, dust is not only fine and sticky but often contains moisture and acidic components.
Acrylic filter bags, with PTFE membrane, perform exceptionally in baghouses subjected to:
Steel mills generate large volumes of particulate matter during sintering, pelletizing, and blast furnace operations.
Acrylic laminated bags offer enhanced resistance to corrosion and hydrolysis where:
Parameter | Value |
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Filter Media | Acrylic needle felt + PTFE membrane |
Weight | 500–550 g/m² |
Working Temperature | ≤ 140°C |
Instantaneous Max Temp | 160°C |
Air Permeability | 8–15 m³/m²·min |
Filtration Efficiency | >99.9% |
Acid Resistance | ★★★★☆ |
Alkaline Resistance | ★★★☆☆ |
Hydrolysis Resistance | ★★★★☆ |
At Omela Filtration, we go beyond just supplying filter bags—we provide customized filtration solutions tailored to your working conditions.
Our acrylic membrane bags are manufactured in compliance with ISO9001, and materials are tested to ensure performance and durability under real industrial conditions.
We source top-tier fibers and membranes to ensure filtration accuracy, mechanical strength, and chemical stability.
We offer technical support, installation guidance, and lifecycle consultation, ensuring our clients get the best performance throughout the filter bag’s lifespan
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