M20 Thread Interface Metal Filter Tube

M20 Thread Interface Metal Filter Tube

A M20 thread interface metal filter tube is a type of filter tube made from titanium powder that has been sintered together into a porous structure. The sintering process involves heating the powder to a high temperature until the particles fuse together, creating a solid but porous material. The filter tube has a standard M20 thread interface, which means it can be easily attached to other components or equipment using a compatible M20 thread.

The porous structure of the M20 thread interface metal filter tube provides excellent filtration capabilities. The filter tube can remove impurities from liquids and gases, including particles, bacteria, and other contaminants. The size of the particles that can be filtered out depends on the pore size of the filter tube, which can be customized to suit specific applications.

Parameter

Brand:TOPTITECH

Size: 20 x 50mm

Pore size: 2um

Interface: M20x1.5

Porosity: 35%

Features

1. High Corrosion Resistance: has excellent corrosion resistance properties. It can withstand harsh chemicals, acids, and alkaline solutions.

2. High Strength: has high mechanical strength, making them suitable for use in high-pressure applications.

3. Porous Structure: the porous structure allows for high filtration efficiency. The pore size of the filter can be customized depending on the application.

4. Easy to Install: with a standard M20 thread interface, making it easy to install and replace.

Applications

M20 thread interface metal filter tubes are used in a wide range of applications where high corrosion resistance, high temperature resistance, and high strength are required. Some common applications include chemical processing, petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, water treatment, and oil and gas. These filter tubes are also used in laboratory settings for analytical and research purposes.

Maintenance

To maintain the filtration capabilities of the filter tube, it is important to clean and replace it regularly. The frequency of cleaning and replacement depends on the specific application and the level of contaminants present. Cleaning can be done using a variety of methods, including backwashing, ultrasonic cleaning, and chemical cleaning. If the filter tube becomes damaged or clogged beyond cleaning, it should be replaced.