V Wire Wrapper Filter 316L Johnson Wedge Wire Screens

Wire-wound Screens

Product Description:

Wire-wound screens is composed of a "V"-shaped or wedge-shaped stainless steel wire and a stainless steel support bar. The smooth surface of the filter element is the filter surface, and the gaps are strips, which belong to the surface filter form. As a variety of automatic filters (such as automatic backwashing, scraper self-cleaning, scraper self-cleaning, suction self-cleaning filter) filter elements are widely used in fluid filtration in various industries.

Specification: 

Characteristic:

1. The application of trapezoidal (wedge-shaped) wire on the filter element creates a V-shaped opening between the screen gaps. Due to the inherent advantages of this device, it can operate more efficiently than other forms of filtration products. It not only ensures the smoothness of water filtration, but also the flow rate of the wedge-shaped filter pipe is 3 times that of the bridge-type filter pipe in terms of work efficiency. It is 9 times that of slotted water filter!
2. The structural advantages of the wire-wound tube. The arrangement of longitudinal support rods designed according to actual needs and the continuous gap form of the screen make the product have higher compressive performance. The T-shaped winding wire and all the longitudinal support rods are connected and combined by electric welding, which is strong and durable, has a longer working life cycle and low overall cost.
3. The filter tube produced by our factory has a large gap. Customers can choose the size of the screen gap between 0.02mm-60mm to meet different application conditions.

OEM service:

We can produce products according to the needs of our customers.
Material: stainless steel 304, 316L, low carbon steel
Diameter: minimum diameter 32mm, maximum diameter 1270mm
Length: single tube can be up to 6 meters in length
Gap: 0.25mm, 0.5mm, 0.7mm, 1.0mm, 1.5mm is a regular gap. We can produce gaps of 0.1-50mm
Joints: Generally, there are joints at both ends of the pipe, such as flanges, weld rings, or threads, so that the pipes can be connected to meet the needs of use.

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