Stainless Steel Cartridge Filter Housing

Name: Cartridge Filter Housing
Brand: Prosestim

AISI 304, 304L, 316, 316L and 316Ti Stainless Steel Body and 1–60 Cartridge Capacity

A cartridge filter housing is a pressurised AISI 304, 304L, 316, 316L or 316Ti filter body that holds one or more replaceable cartridges. With a capacity of 1–60 cartridges, it is for lines that need finer filtration than bag filters provide.

Filtration range

0.11–10,000 µm

Quality Certificate

ISO 9001

Fine Filtration

Down to 0.11 Micron

Body grade

304L · 316L · 316Ti · 904L

Cartridge Filter Housing

What Is a Stainless Steel Cartridge Filter Housing?

Because the body is made entirely of stainless steel, it is hygienic, chemically resistant and lasts for years; only the cartridge is replaced as a consumable. Because it can reach much lower micron ratings than bag filters, it is a reliable solution on precision lines that require high clarity and a low particle load. Depending on size, it can be made from 1-cartridge to 60-cartridge systems.

A stainless steel cartridge filter housing is a pressurised filtration unit with an AISI 304, 304L, 316, 316L or 316Ti body in which one or more replaceable filter cartridges are placed. As the liquid passes from the outside of the cartridge to its inner core (outside-in), particles, sediment and contaminants are retained on the cartridge; a loaded cartridge is replaced. Thanks to its high filtration precision (down to 0.11 micron), compact design and corrosion resistance, it is used in food, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, water treatment, paint and other industries.

Stainless steel single cartridge filter housing with AISI 316 grade body — Single Cartridge Filter Housing Cross-Section

Stainless steel 316 grade multi-cartridge filter housing — Stainless Steel Multi-Cartridge Filter Housing

Multi-cartridge filter housing, stainless steel body with davit lifting arm and legs, cross-section view — Stainless Steel Multi-Cartridge Filter Housing Cross-Section

Product Identity and Technical Summary

Prosestim stainless steel cartridge filter housings, with capacities from 1 to 60 cartridges, lengths from 5″ to 40″ and a nominal operating pressure of 10 bar, fully meet the toughest mechanical and hygienic standards that industrial processes demand.

Body Material: AISI 304 / 304L Stainless Steel
AISI 316 / 316L Stainless Steel
AISI 316Ti Stainless Steel
AISI 904L Stainless Steel
Number of Cartridges: Single Body (1 Cartridge)
Multi-Cartridge Body (3, 5, 7, 12, 24 … 60 Cartridges)
Cartridge Length: 5" · 10" · 20" · 30" · 40" Standard
60" · 70" · 80" Custom-Made
Cartridge Interface: DOE (Flat End with Gasket)
SOE 215 / 222 / 226 O-Ring Socket
Inlet / Outlet Connection: 1" – 10" Line Diameter
DIN / ANSI Flanged
Muff, Nipple, Union
Hygienic Clamp (Tri-Clamp)
Operating Pressure: Standard 10 bar operating pressure; 25 bar hydrostatic test pressure (up to 40 bar for custom builds).
Filtration Precision: 0.11 – 10,000 microns (wide particle retention depending on the cartridge type used).
O-Ring / Gasket Material: Nitrile (NBR)
Silicone (Food-Contact Compliant)
EPDM
Viton (FKM)
Filtration Direction: Outside-in: flow from the outer wall of the cartridge to the central core.
Lid System: Bolted Safety Lid
Swing-Bolt Quick-Opening Lid (on request)
Davit (Boom) Lifting with Handwheel (Large Bodies)

Note: The values given are for standard production. Please consult our technical team for special application conditions.

Filtration Architecture and Working Principle

A cartridge filter housing works on the outside-in filtration principle: the liquid to be filtered surrounds the outside of the cartridges, filters through the cartridge layers into the inner core, and all solids are retained on the outer surface of the cartridge. The filtered clean liquid collects from the space in the middle of the cartridges and leaves the housing through the outlet.

STEP 01

Inlet & Distribution into the Body

Dirty process liquid fills the cartridge body through the inlet and spreads evenly over the outer surface of the cartridges. Flow moves along the cartridges in a balanced, controlled way.

PROCESS BENEFIT Balanced flow distribution between cartridges prevents local clogging and overloading.

STEP 02

Outside-In Cartridge Filtration

The liquid passes outside-in through the cartridge pores; particles above the specified micron rating are retained at the outer surface or in depth.

PROCESS BENEFIT Particle-free clarity at the target precision is achieved according to the cartridge type (melt-blown, pleated, membrane).

STEP 03

Central Clean Outlet

The liquid filtered through the cartridge’s central core passes without interruption from the collector nozzle at the base to the outlet line. Flow is delivered steadily and in a controlled way to the process line.

PROCESS BENEFIT High flow with low pressure loss; process lines are fully protected.

Key Difference: In bag filter housings the flow is inside to outside, while in cartridge filter housings it is outside to inside. This means the entire cartridge surface is used to hold dirt and lower micron ratings can be reached.

Advantages of the Stainless Steel Cartridge Filter Housing

Combining a stainless steel body with cartridge filter technology contributes directly to your plant:

High Filtration Precision: Particle retention precision down to 0.11 micron; ultra-clear filtration with membrane and pleated cartridges.
Corrosion-Resistant Stainless Body: AISI 304L / 316L / 316Ti body construction; long service life on chemical, saline and high-temperature lines.
Safe Pressure Rating: Standard 10 bar operating and 25 bar hydrostatic test pressure; higher PN classes up to 40 bar for special processes.
Modular, Expandable Capacity: From 1 to 60 cartridges; the number of cartridges and their length in inches can be increased to suit flow and contamination load.
Zero-Bypass Sealing: 215/222/226 O-ring sockets or a DOE compression rod reliably prevent bypass leakage.
Hygienic, Food-Compatible Surface: The buffed, smoothed inner surface reduces residue build-up and makes cleaning easier on hygienic lines such as food, beverages and pharmaceuticals.
Quick Lid & Ergonomic Maintenance: Bolted and swing-bolt lids; on large bodies, a davit lifting system with a handwheel allows easy change-outs by one person.
Long Life & Low Operating Costs: The heavy-duty stainless body lasts a lifetime; only the consumable cartridge is changed, or washable cartridges can be used.

Models and Flow Capacity

A wide range of models is offered, from single point-of-use housings to high-flow 60-cartridge multi-cartridge bodies, according to the flow rate and filtration area your process needs.

Single Cartridge Filter Housing

For single-cartridge, low-flow lines and point-of-use applications. Standard 10 bar operating and 25 bar test pressure; up to 40 bar for custom builds.

Multi-Cartridge Filter Housing

For high-flow plants with 3–60 cartridges. High capacity in a single body; standard 10 bar operating pressure.

304L / 316L / 316Ti Options

304L for standard applications; 316L for corrosive/chlorinated environments; 316Ti body for high temperatures.

A 10" standard cartridge filter has a filtration capacity of about 1 m³/h on clean water. A 10" pleated micro cartridge filter has a filtration capacity of about 0.35 m³/h on clean water. Flow increases proportionally as the number and length of cartridges increase.

Single Cartridge Filter Housing: 1 cartridge, 10" equivalent; ~1 m³/h flow with standard cartridges, ~0.35 m³/h with pleated micro cartridges; 1" pipe connection.
3-Cartridge Filter Housing: Capacity for 3 cartridges; 1½" pipe connection.
5-Cartridge Filter Housing: Capacity for 5 cartridges; 2" pipe connection.
7-Cartridge Filter Housing: Capacity for 7 cartridges; 2" pipe connection.
12-Cartridge Filter Housing: Capacity for 12 cartridges; 2½" – 3" pipe connection.
24-Cartridge Filter Housing: Capacity for 24 cartridges; 3" – 4" flange connection for high-flow industrial processes. Custom-built from 24 up to 60.

*Values are calculated on the basis of a 10″ cartridge equivalent and clean water (water-like viscosity): standard cartridge ~1 m³/h, pleated micro cartridge ~0.35 m³/h per 10″. 20″, 30″ and 40″ cartridges increase flow proportionally (2×, 3×, 4×). The final choice depends on micron rating, cartridge type and liquid viscosity; request a quote with your application details.

Cartridge Length (Inches) and Capacity Options

The stainless steel cartridge filter housing is made to be compatible with standard 5–40 inch cartridges. Filtration surface and flow capacity increase with cartridge length. Housing compatibility must be confirmed before ordering.

5" Cartridge Length (127 mm): Compact tight spaces, sampling lines and laboratory / pilot filtration systems.
10" Cartridge Length (254 mm): The standard industrial reference length; the most common choice for single housings.
20" Cartridge Length (508 mm): Medium-flow lines; twice the filtration area of 10 inches and extended service life.
30" Cartridge Length (762 mm): High-flow industrial processes; the most balanced standard for multi-cartridge bodies.
40" Cartridge Length (1016 mm): Maximum flow and high sludge capacity; high flow with fewer cartridges.
50" – 80" Cartridge Length (1270–2032 mm): Custom-built for power plants, condensate and ultra-high-flow industrial lines.

*Flow per cartridge is for a standard depth cartridge and clean water (reference: 10" ≈ 1 m³/h). For pleated micro cartridges, take about one third of this value (10" ≈ 0.35 m³/h). Depending on size, systems from 1 to 60 cartridges can be made.

Micron Options and Compatible Cartridge Filters

A very wide range from 0.11 micron to 10,000 microns is offered, according to the clarity your application requires. The lower the micron rating, the higher the filtration precision and the lower the flow rate.

Melt-Blown (Spun) Cartridge Filter: Melt-blown polypropylene; economical one-piece depth filtration with graded porosity.
Pleated Micro Cartridge Filter: Large pleated surface area; high-flow clarification with absolute micron precision.
High Flow Cartridge Filter: Compact large-diameter cartridge; a single 40" or 60" element can handle flows of up to 110 m³/h.
Activated Carbon Cartridge Filter: Block or granular carbon for adsorbing chlorine, odour, taste and dissolved organic compounds.
Mesh Washable Cartridge Filter: Polypropylene body; a durable element that can be cleaned by backwashing and reused many times.
Stainless Steel Cartridge Filter: With 304, 316, 304L or 316L stainless wire mesh or perforated sheet; resistant to high temperatures, solvents and corrosion.
String-Wound Cartridge Filter: High solids and sludge retention thanks to its graded-depth wound fibre structure.
Membrane Cartridge Filter: Sterilising filtration and filtration in the 0.1–20 µm range with PES, PTFE, PVDF, nylon or GF membranes.

Cartridge Filters You Can Use with Your Housing

The housings are compatible with both 215, 222 and 226 O-ring cartridges and gasket (DOE) cartridges. The following cartridge types can be used with this housing:

Activated Carbon Cartridge Filter

Activated carbon cartridge filter for removing chlorine, odour, taste and organics.

High Flow Cartridge Filter

Large-diameter, high-flow cartridge; large flow capacity with few cartridges.

Melt-Blown (Spun) Cartridge Filter

Melt-blown, economical one-piece depth filter with graded porosity.

Mesh Washable Cartridge Filter

Durable polypropylene cartridge that can be cleaned and reused.

Stainless Steel Cartridge Filter

Washable metal cartridge; resistant to high temperatures and chemicals.

Pleated Micro Cartridge Filter

Pleated, large-surface cartridge with absolute micron precision.

Resin-Bonded Cartridge Filter

High dirt-holding capacity thanks to its resin-bonded depth structure.

Stacked Disc Module Cartridge Filter

High surface area and fine filtration with stacked disc modules.

String-Wound Cartridge Filter

Graded-porosity string-wound depth filter with high dirt-holding capacity.

*Flow values are for a 10" cartridge equivalent and a liquid with water-like viscosity. 20", 30" and 40" cartridges multiply the surface area and increase flow. The final choice depends on micron rating, cartridge type and liquid viscosity; request a quote with your application details.

Connection and Lid Types

How easily the housing integrates into your system and how easy it is to maintain depend on choosing the right connection and lid.

Piping Connection Options: Muff, nipple or flanged connections from 1" to 10"; union, tri-clamp and camlock alternatives are also available.
Ergonomic Lid Systems: Bolted and swing-bolt quick lids; on large bodies, a davit mechanism with a handwheel lets one person open the heavy lid.

Single Cartridge Filter Housing Lid and Inlet/Outlet Types

The single cartridge filter housing is made in different types according to the lid connection and outlet direction. The following types can be chosen to suit your application and installation space:

Type 1

Flanged Lid

Bolted flange lid; high durability for frequent, heavy use. Bottom or side outlet.

Type 2

Flanged Lid with Swing Bolts

Flange lid with swing bolts (wing nuts); opens quickly without tools. Made on request. Bottom or side outlet.

Type 3

Union Lid

Union-connected lid; practical dismantling and reassembly. Bottom or side outlet.

Type 4

Clamp Lid

Clamp lid; the fastest cartridge changes, ideal for hygienic lines. Bottom or side outlet.

Type 5

Inline Cartridge Filter Housing

Because the inlet and outlet are on the same line axis, it is ideal for tight installation spaces and direct connection to existing pipelines. Can be made with a flange, union or clamp lid.

Type 6

Line Type Cartridge Filter Housing

Connects directly to the line quickly and easily; with the cartridge filter fitted inside, it brings the line into filtration without any extra installation arrangement.

Flanged and swing-bolt types are durable under frequent/heavy use; union and clamp types allow fast cartridge changes. The inline type is ideal for tight installation spaces where the inlet and outlet are on the same line axis. The line type connects directly to the line quickly and easily to provide filtration.

Sealing: O-Ring vs. Gasket Cartridge

O-Ring Cartridge Interface (215 / 222 / 226): The cartridge seats in the O-ring socket in the body; the O-ring provides excellent sealing through radial compression.
Gasket Cartridge Interface (DOE - Double Open End): A specially developed compression rod compresses the gasket axially, giving full bypass protection at both open ends.

Industry Applications

With its chemical resistance, a precision range that covers even low micron ratings such as 5 microns, and its hygienic construction, the stainless steel cartridge filter housing works without interruption across a very wide range of industries:

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10 Food and Beverage Hygienic filtration in food and beverage. Explore solutions

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13 Chemical Industry Corrosion-resistant, safe filtration in the chemical industry. Explore solutions

14 Cosmetics Microbiological safety and precision filtration in cosmetics. Explore solutions

15 Machinery Precision and technical filtration in the machinery industry. Explore solutions

16 Printing and Ink Flawless color and print quality in printing and ink. Explore solutions

17 Metal and Surface Treatment Flawless surfaces and bath stability in metal and surface treatment. Explore solutions

18 Forest Products Resin and glue filtration in forest products and furniture. Explore solutions

19 Automotive Precision process filtration for zero defects in automotive manufacturing. Explore solutions

20 Oil and Petrochemicals Equipment protection and process safety in oil and petrochemicals. Explore solutions

21 Plastic Packaging Precision process filtration and raw material purity in plastic packaging. Explore solutions

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Engineer's Note

TECHNICAL ASSESSMENT BASED ON FIELD EXPERIENCE

Material selection

The most common mistake in the field is choosing a 316L body while leaving the inner plate and compression rod in 304. These internal fixing parts are in direct contact with the fluid and accumulated contamination; when two different stainless grades work together, the internal components corrode first and galvanic action accelerates. The body and all internal stainless parts must be the same grade; choose 316L for chlorinated or acidic environments and 316Ti for high-temperature and weld-intensive applications.

When to choose it

On lines with a low to medium contamination load that require high clarity and low micron ratings (especially <5 µm), a cartridge filter housing gives much more precise and stable outlet quality than a bag.

When not to choose it

With a very heavy sediment load and high flow, cartridges clog quickly; in that case a bag filter housing or a pre-filter ahead of the cartridges is more economical.

Application and Selection Criteria

Choosing the Right Lid and Mechanism: Small and medium housings use a bolted lid as standard; on lines that need frequent opening, a swing-bolt or clamp lid can be fitted on request. On large, heavy multi-cartridge housings, a davit mechanism with a handwheel should be used for safety and operational ergonomics.
Sealing Interface and Bypass Prevention: For high-purity processes that require a critical micron rating, a 222 or 226 O-ring socket (226 locking) should be chosen; for general depth cartridges, a DOE interface with a compression rod is preferred.
Differential Pressure (ΔP) Monitoring: Always fit a pressure gauge or a differential pressure transmitter to the body inlet and outlet; change the cartridges when the differential pressure (ΔP) reaches 2.0 bar.

Warning In systems without differential pressure (ΔP) monitoring, the cartridge is changed either too early (waste) or far too late (risk of bursting/bypass). To use the full cartridge life, monitor ΔP and change the cartridge when the differential pressure reaches 2.0 bar.

Cartridge Filter Housing Selection Technical Checklist

The wrong choice means early clogging, corrosion and unnecessary cost. To choose the right stainless steel cartridge filter housing, the following nine parameters should be considered together.

Chemical Nature of the Fluid: 316L if chlorine, acid or salt is present; 316Ti for high-temperature/weld-intensive lines; 304/304L for neutral water; usually 316 for food.
Operating Temperature: Determines the gasket choice: EPDM/silicone for hot water, Viton for aggressive chemical and oil lines.
Required Cleanliness Level: Choose the right cartridge micron rating (melt-blown, pleated, etc.) between 0.11 and 10,000 µm according to the clarity required.
Process Flow Rate (m³/h): Flow determines the number of cartridges, cartridge length and pipe connection diameter.
Contamination and Sediment Load: With a high particle load, longer cartridges (30/40) and a multi-cartridge body multiply service life.
Cartridge End Interface: Choose an O-ring 215/222/226 interface (226 locking socket) or a DOE double-open-end interface with a compression rod, according to your current consumables.
Connection & Lid Type: Flange/muff/nipple depending on the line; a bolted lid is standard, a swing-bolt lid is fitted on request, and a davit with a handwheel is preferred for large, heavy housings.
Maximum Line Pressure: System operating pressure must be kept below the body's nominal class (standard 10 bar, test 25 bar, custom 40 bar).
Food & Hygiene Standards: For food and pharmaceutical contact, check for a buffed inner surface and a food-contact-compliant gasket material.

Points to Watch During Use

Maximum efficiency and service life depend on correct installation and operating practices. To avoid mistakes frequently seen in the field:

Correct Placement & Seating: The cartridge must be fully seated in the O-ring/gasket socket at the bottom of the body, leaving no bypass or air pocket.
Differential Pressure (ΔP) Monitoring: Change the cartridge when the differential pressure (ΔP) reaches 2.0 bar.
Soft Start-Up: Avoid sudden pressure surges (water hammer) at first start-up and open the air vent nozzle.
O-Ring & Gasket Check: Check O-rings and gaskets periodically; replace worn, hardened or cracked gaskets immediately.
Housing Cleaning & Hygiene: Clean the stainless steel body regularly to remove chemical deposits and maintain hygiene and corrosion resistance.
Choosing the Right Consumables: Use a cartridge type (spun/pleated/stainless), micron rating and gasket material suited to the process fluid and temperature.

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Frequently Asked Questions

At Prosestim, we are committed to answering your questions and providing technical support for our filtration solutions.

What is a stainless steel cartridge filter housing and how does it work?

It is a pressurised AISI 304/304L/316/316L/316Ti stainless steel body in which one or more filter cartridges are placed. As the liquid passes from the outside of the cartridge to its inner core (outside-in), particles and sediment are retained on the cartridge; a loaded cartridge is replaced. It offers high precision, a compact design and corrosion resistance.

Which should I choose: AISI 304, 304L, 316, 316L or 316Ti?

AISI 304 and 304L are suitable for water and low-corrosion applications. Thanks to their molybdenum content, AISI 316 and 316L provide higher corrosion resistance in chemical, saline, acidic and chlorinated environments; 316 is usually preferred for food applications. With titanium stabilisation, 316Ti offers extra resistance to intergranular corrosion at high temperatures and after welding.

What pressure can a cartridge filter housing withstand?

Housings are made for a standard operating pressure of 10 bar and tested at 25 bar to verify sealing. Housings rated up to 40 bar can also be custom-made; production to the required PN class is possible.

What cartridge lengths can I use?

Cartridges in 5, 10, 20, 30 and 40 inch lengths are used as standard. On special request, housings for cartridges up to 80 inches are made. The number of cartridges in a housing can range from 1 to 60.

What is a line type cartridge filter housing?

It is a filter housing type that connects directly to the pipeline quickly and easily to provide filtration, with a cartridge filter fitted inside. In the quote configurator it can be selected in 5, 10, 20, 30 and 40 inch lengths, in 304 or 316 stainless steel.

What do the 215, 222 and 226 O-ring codes and gasket cartridges mean?

215, 222 and 226 are end-interface standards for how the cartridge seats in the housing. O-ring cartridges seal by seating in the O-ring socket in the body, while gasket (DOE) cartridges seal by being compressed with a compression rod. This prevents unfiltered flow (bypass).

Which micron ratings can I use for the cartridge?

Cartridge filters are used over a very wide precision range down to 0.11 micron (from 0.11 to 10,000 microns). The lower the micron rating, the higher the filtration precision, the lower the flow rate and the more cartridge surface is needed.

How is the housing lid opened, and what is the davit system?

Small and medium housings use bolted lid systems; a swing-bolt (wing nut) lid can also be fitted on request. On large-diameter multi-cartridge filter housings, a lid-lifting system with a handwheel (yoke) known as a davit (boom) lets one person open and close the lid safely.

Which O-ring / gasket material should I choose?

Nitrile/NBR is preferred for general use, silicone for food and general purposes, EPDM for water and hot applications, and Viton for chemical and oily environments.

Is a cartridge filter housing or a bag filter housing more suitable?

Cartridge filter housings have the advantage in applications with a low to medium contamination load that require much lower micron ratings (down to 0.11 µm) and high clarity. On lines with a heavy sediment load and high flow, a bag filter housing may be more economical.

Can housings be made to custom specifications?

Yes. The number of cartridges (1–60), body length (5–40 inches and custom), connection type (muff/nipple/flange, 1″–10″), pressure class and surface finish can be made to suit the application.

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