Years of experience and expertise have led us to become a leading source for custom-manufactured filter products, including fluid bed dryer bags, sleeves, chutes, skirts, etc. Provide us with your sketch and measurements, or better yet, a sample, and we will exactly duplicate it using the highest quality filter media available. We make our custom products the old-fashioned way, with attention to detail. The result is a product that is consistent and dependable, yet cost effective and competitive.
Highest Quality Filter Cloth
Lint Free Cloth, With Traceability To Original Batch
Superior "Lock-Stitch" Seams
Heat-Sealed Fabric Edges
Triple-Layered, Reinforced Construction
Large Inventory of Fabric Styles
Quality Control - Each Product Fully Inspected
Labeling to Reduce Cross-Contamination
Technical Support
Full Service Repair Program
We can provide any type of binding or fastening required; drawcord, elastic, spring, Velcro®, zippers, etc. according to your specifications. Latex edging can be applied to filter press cloths to improve sealing effect. Our custom-manufactured products are made in the USA.
The most important considerations in choosing a fiber for filtration is the type of filtration and the environment in which filtration or dust collection will take place. The following should be taken into account:
Type of Filtration: a) Air or, b) Liquid
Heat Resistance
Chemical Resistance
Physical Properties
Air Filtration - the most common objectives are purification (either incoming or outgoing) and recovery of a product. In some applications the two can be combined for beneficial results. Many installations made for purposes of air pollution control have resulted in the recovery of a usable product. For example, a smelting plant will recover valuable dust; a power plant collects fly ash, which is usable as an aggregate in concrete, etc.
Liquid Filtration - the three main objectives are refining a product, recovering a product and clarifying the filtrate. Filter cloth qualities for liquid filtration would include the ability to prevent passage of a solid material, allow an even flow of liquid, resist plugging, and ease of filter cake removal.
Our cloth is expertly and accurately cut and punched to your specifications at our facility. A latex border can be added to some fabrics for greater sealing performance during your process.
Our experienced technicians can recommend the right cloth for your process.
Filtration is an important process applied to solids, liquids and gases. Byproducts and waste are now included in materials requiring filtration due to environmental protection compliances. As the field of filtration becomes broader and more sophisticated, so does the equipment and the filter media required to meet the demands. Greater technical expertise and experience are needed to accurately advise and select the correct filtration media for a specific process.
The following are common physical properties of filter paper:
Rapidity-water flow rate
Retention-degree to which media removes fine particles
Basis Weight-weight in pounds of 500 sheets, 20" x 20"
Thickness-thousandths of an inch (mils)
Wet Strength-Burst
Surface-smooth or creped
White filter papers are produced from bleached fibers of hardwood, soft wood, cotton or combinations, while tan or brown filter papers are manufactured from unbleached fibers. Both white and brown filter papers are available in smooth or crepe surfaces. These grades vary in basis weight, thickness and micron retention making them suitable for many different filtration processes. In producing die cut sheets of filter paper, a drawing showing specific detailed dimensions is used to assure high quality controls.
Our experienced technicians can recommend the right filter paper for your process.
The use of industrial fabric and paper is limited only by the imagination and requirements of our customers. We receive a wide variety of inquiries for our products and most often we are able to find a fabric or paper to fit your needs.
One of the most common uses of our filter cloth outside of the field of industrial filtration is in the building of Skin-On-Frame kayaks. Also known as Greenland kayaks, Baidarka or Skinboats, these boats are being built by enthusiasts of all skill levels.
While original construction of Skin-On-Frame kayaks included the use of sealskin, our polyester nylon is a much kinder and more practical alternative! We have many styles available, but the following are the most commonly used. Choosing which style you want to use depends on how your kayak will be used. The heavier 13 oz material will be more durable, but if making your kayak as light as possible is your goal, the 8oz would be the material of choice.Cotton and Polyester are also used by some builders, and we carry a wide variety of these fabrics as well. Nylon is commonly used for its ability to shrink upon drying.
5022 Industrial Rd., P.O. Box 1166 | Wall, NJ 07719 | Phone: 732.938.3135 | Fax: 732.938.7540 We accept Mastercard, Visa, and American Express
