Product family · 9 groups

Cartridge filters

Find the cartridge that suits your fluid, flow rate and target retention rating. Compare nine families by micron range on one screen.

0.11–10.000 µm

Filtration range

9 families

Depth, pleated, metal

40+ countries

Nationwide in Türkiye and export

Pleated micro cartridge filter with 222 O-ring
Pleated high flow cartridge filter with handled end cap and red O-ring, vertical and horizontal views
Three stainless steel mesh cartridge filters of different lengths and diameters

Micron finder

Which family covers this rating?

Choose your target retention rating; the families that can achieve it are highlighted.

10µm

    Logarithmic scale (0.1–10.000 µm). Ranges are the general limits of each product family; nominal and absolute ratings must be confirmed against product technical data.

    Cartridge filter types

    Nine families, one choice.

    Pleated micro cartridge filter with 222 O-ring

    Large surface area

    Pleated Micro

    6 membranes · 0.11–50 µm

    The pleated surface gives up to 6 times more filtration area and lower pressure loss than depth cartridges.

    Black activated carbon and white cellulose stacked disc module cartridge filters

    Disc structure

    Stacked Disc Module

    Depth module · 0.2–60 µm

    Lenticular discs provide closed-system clarification in food, beverage and biopharmaceutical processes.

    Pleated high flow cartridge filter with handled end cap and red O-ring, vertical and horizontal views

    High flow

    High Flow

    PP / glass fibre · 0.5–100 µm

    With a 6-inch outer diameter and special pleat geometry, a single element handles 500–800 L/min, reducing housing size and change-out time.

    String-wound cartridge filter

    Depth filtration

    String-Wound

    8 media · 0.8–150 µm

    PP, cotton or glass fibre yarn is wound onto a core; graded depth gives high dirt-holding capacity.

    Melt blown cartridge filter

    Particle control

    Melt Blown

    %100 PP · 1–150 µm

    Additive-free pure polypropylene microfibres; economical depth filtration for RO pre-filtration, water treatment and chemical lines.

    20-inch and 10-inch resin-bonded cartridge filters

    Bonded fibre structure

    Resin-Bonded

    Phenolic / acrylic · 1–150 µm

    Monolithic resin-bonded structure; does not deform under pressure in paints, varnishes, inks and adhesives.

    Three stainless steel mesh cartridge filters of different lengths and diameters

    Metal filter element

    Stainless Steel

    AISI 304/316 · 5–10.000 µm

    Sintered or pleated wire mesh; withstands extreme temperatures, high pressure and aggressive chemicals, and is reused after cleaning.

    Red and white polypropylene washable cartridge filters with cage-structured body

    Washable design

    PP Washable

    PP / SS 304 mesh · 50–300 µm

    Captures coarse particles such as sediment, sand and rust; reused with periodic washing at low consumable cost.

    Carbon block activated carbon cartridge filter, with open end detail

    Adsorption

    Activated Carbon

    CTO / GAC · chlorine and odour removal

    Coconut shell or coal-based carbon; adsorbs chlorine, taste, odour and organic contaminants.

    Selection guide

    The right filter is chosen with the right data.

    1

    Fluid

    What are you filtering?

    Define the chemical content, temperature, viscosity and type of contaminant.

    Chemistry

    Temperature

    Viscosity

    2

    Process

    Under what conditions?

    Share the flow rate, pressure, allowable pressure loss and existing filter housing dimensions.

    Flow rate

    Pressure

    Housing size

    3

    Target

    What must it retain?

    Clarify the goal (particle retention, pre-filtration or adsorption) and the required retention rating.

    Micron

    Nominal / absolute

    Adsorption

    Quick comparison

    See the families side by side.

    Family

    Principle

    Range

    Check when selecting

    Pleated Micro

    Large surface area

    0.11–50 µm

    Media compatibility, nominal/absolute retention and validation data

    Stacked Disc Module

    Disc structure

    0.2–60 µm

    Disc material, process purpose and operating conditions

    High Flow

    High flow

    0.5–100 µm

    Flow rate, allowable pressure loss and housing compatibility

    String-Wound

    Depth filtration

    0.8–150 µm

    Compatibility of fibre and core material with the fluid and temperature

    Melt Blown

    Particle control

    1–150 µm

    Micron rating, dirt load and operating flow rate

    Resin-Bonded

    Bonded fibre structure

    1–150 µm

    Chemical compatibility, viscosity and pressure loss

    Stainless Steel

    Metal filter element

    5–10.000 µm

    Alloy, filter construction and cleaning method

    PP Washable

    Washable design

    50–300 µm

    Contaminant type, cleaning method and reuse conditions

    Activated Carbon

    Adsorption

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    Contact time, inlet concentration and carbon capacity

    General selection summary. Final suitability must be confirmed against product technical data and process conditions.

    Questions before you choose.

    How do I choose the micron rating of a cartridge filter?
    The micron rating is set by the particle size to be retained and the process outlet quality target. Nominal and absolute ratings do not mean the same thing; the manufacturer’s retention efficiencies and test conditions should be assessed together.
    No. Reuse depends on the filter media, the contaminant and the cleaning method approved by the manufacturer. For cartridges not specified as washable, cleaning should not be assumed to restore performance.
    Required flow rate, effective filtration area, pressure loss, retention efficiency and housing compatibility are compared together. The suitability of a high flow cartridge is not determined by cartridge length or quantity alone.
    Share the fluid type, flow rate, temperature, pressure, target micron rating and existing housing details. Viscosity, dirt load and the required material compatibility also affect the technical selection.

    Engineering support

    Share your process and we'll choose the cartridge together.

    With these six details, our engineers recommend the right family, micron rating and housing.

    Fluid

    Flow rate

    Temperature

    Pressure

    Target µm

    Housing size

    Accounting

    Billing Details

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    Invoice name (registered company name)

    PROSES TİCARET, İMALAT, MÜHENDİSLİK ENDÜSTRİYEL MADDE VE MALZEME İMALATI İNŞAAT VE SANAYİ LİMİTED ŞİRKETİ

    Billing address

    Musa Gündüz Cad. No:14 Taşköprü – Çiftlikköy – YALOVA, TÜRKİYE

    E-invoice / e-archive email address

    Tax office

    Yalova Tax Office (Yalova V.D.)

    Tax ID number

    7330379514

    MERSIS number

    0733037951400013

    Please send BA/BS forms, current account reconciliations and any other emails for our Finance and Administrative Affairs Department to [email protected].

    Invoice name (registered company name): PROSES TİCARET, İMALAT, MÜHENDİSLİK ENDÜSTRİYEL MADDE VE MALZEME İMALATI İNŞAAT VE SANAYİ LİMİTED ŞİRKETİ Billing address: Musa Gündüz Cad. No:14 Taşköprü – Çiftlikköy – YALOVA, TÜRKİYE E-invoice / e-archive email address: [email protected] Tax office: Yalova Tax Office (Yalova V.D.) Tax ID number: 7330379514 MERSIS number: 0733037951400013

    What is a cartridge filter?

    A cartridge filter is a replaceable filter element used inside a filter housing. Depending on the selected media, it captures particles in the fluid or, with materials such as activated carbon, helps reduce certain dissolved components.

    Depth

    Captures particles throughout the thickness of the media.

    Surface

    Pleated media captures particles across a large surface area.

    Adsorption

    Binds dissolved components to the carbon.