Mesh & filter elements
Woven, knitted and sintered mesh plus filter elements and interchanges — the full programme, each with its own specification page.
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Filtration & process industry
Filtration specialists, process plants and water integrators buy the same things from us for different reasons: mesh and filter elements that hold their rating, screens that survive the process, and venting components that keep housings clean.
Behind the products sits the knowledge layer: the Filtration Failure Database maps symptoms to root causes and mesh solutions, so a recurring problem becomes a specification instead of a repeat purchase.
Screens & internals
Process screens, reactor internals and supports, engineered to licensor specification where required.
Venting & breather plugs
Knitted-wire-mesh breather plugs in steel or stainless, confirmed per application against the datasheet.
Failure analysis knowledge
The Filtration Failure Database: symptom → root cause → mesh solution, free to use as a specification aid.
Common filtration problems
Use the symptom to find a practical guide and related product information as a starting point for technical review.
Similar symptoms can have different causes. Review the medium, flow, temperature, pressure and cleaning method before specifying a product.
Why does my filter mesh blind within hours?
Differential pressure climbs far faster than the design curve. Cleaning intervals shrink from weeks to hours, and after each cleaning the recovery gets worse. Throughput drops while the pumps work harder.
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Why is my 316L mesh pitting in brine or chloride service?
Pinhole perforations and rust-brown spots on stainless mesh or elements, often within months in warm chloride streams. Failures cluster at crevices, clamped edges and welds; the bulk material still looks bright.
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Why is liquid carrying over past my demister pad?
Droplets reach equipment the demister is supposed to protect: fouled compressor blades, off-spec overhead product, corrosion in downstream lines. The pad looks intact at the last inspection, yet the carry-over continues.
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Why do wire fragments appear downstream of my filter?
Fine wires or mesh fragments show up in downstream strainers, product samples or, worst case, in pumps and nozzles. Filtration still seems to work, until the damaged zone lets whole particle loads pass.
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