With the increasingly stringent environmental regulations across the European Union, industries face greater demands on emission control, filter durability, and chemical resistance. PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene) filter bags, known for their exceptional properties, have become the preferred choice for companies aiming to meet these high standards.
Our PTFE filter bags are engineered specifically for industries such as:
These applications involve aggressive gases, high operating temperatures (up to 260°C), and corrosive particles, which require filtration materials with both mechanical strength and chemical inertness.
| Feature | Advantage |
|---|---|
| 🧪 Superior chemical resistance | Withstands strong acids, alkalis, and solvents |
| 🔥 High thermal stability | Operates reliably at temperatures up to 260°C |
| 🌬️ Excellent dust cake release | Smooth surface resists particle adhesion, improving cleaning |
| ⏳ Long lifespan | Reduced maintenance and replacement frequency |
| 💧 Hydrophobic and non-stick | Perfect for moisture-rich or sticky dust environments |
| 🇪🇺 EU Standard Compliance | Conforms to REACH, RoHS, and industrial emission norms |
We offer full customization of PTFE filter bags to suit your system specifications and environmental compliance needs:
Many of our clients across Germany, France, Netherlands, Poland, and Italy have adopted our PTFE filter bags in their dust collection systems, and successfully passed environmental audits such as:
We support OEM and ODM orders and provide full material testing reports to assist with your documentation and approvals.
Omela Filtration is committed to providing high-performance, EU-compliant PTFE filter bags at competitive prices with short lead times.
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