The performance characteristics of the filter cartridges used in filtration systems often dictate such systems’ effectiveness; however, by choosing the right filter housing, outcomes from filter cartridges can be optimized and improved. Therefore, choosing the right filter housing is also a point that cannot be ignored.
When choosing housings, it’s essential to take into account several factors, including the application temperature, chemical compatibility, system operating pressure, flow rate, and pipework requirements, as well as the housing’s location or environment.
Brother Filtration produces filter housings with options for the majority of applications, ranging from less expensive, more portable, and simple-to-use plastic housings that work with most types of liquids to more robust industrial stainless steel options for higher temperatures, wider end cap compatibility, and higher flow rates. We also offer high-flow housings for large-scale applications and specialized sanitary series for high-purity requirements.
Brother Filtration offers an extensive line of industrial filter housing crafted from high-quality materials, ensuring maximum filtration efficiency at a competitive price. Our core product range meets the needs of the most demanding applications, offering cartridge filter housings, bag filter housings, automatic self-cleaning filters, industrial basket strainers, and more filtration systems.
Brother Filtration produces specialized filter housings for liquid and gas applications, offering off-the-shelf and custom solutions. Our filter housings feature easy-to-use closures, and batch number etching for traceability, and are suitable for various filtration processes.
A filter cartridge or bag in a liquid or gas stream is enclosed by a shell known as a filter housing or filter vessel. Brother Filtration housings are available in a variety of shapes and sizes and can be used as a basket strainer, a cartridge filter, or a filter bag housing.
Automatic self-cleaning filters enable continuous online filtration and filter element replacement without shutting down the system, especially for low and high-viscosity liquids.
Basket strainers customized for various industries including seawater, fuel oil, slurry pipelines, and gas pipelines, with a primary focus on protecting liquid pipelines.
Single bag filter housing is designed to hold and filter liquids or gases through a single filter bag, effectively removing contaminants and impurities to maintain fluid purity.
Gas Filter Housing is commonly used in the biotechnology, food and beverage, and pharmaceutical industries. No matter sterilization or moisture filtration, high standards and high purity are required.
High Flow Filter Housing offers both horizontal and vertical mounting options, accommodating up to 20 filter cartridges.
Industrial filter housings provide high-quality, customizable filtration solutions for a variety of industries including wastewater, chemical liquids, and oil and gas.
Plastic filter housings from UPVC and PPR offer cost-effective, lightweight, rust-free solutions for water, non-hazardous chemicals and highly corrosive liquids.
Sanitary filter housings have smooth inner surfaces and no dead ends, which may contaminate the left microorganism and bacteria.
We can provide you with not only high-quality filter housings but also professional technical support, fast shipping time, and complete after-sales service. Our goal is to make the whole process worry-free for our customers.
We provide a large selection of filter housings made of different materials, such as polypropylene, carbon steel, and stainless steel. Only the right type you chose, your filter housing can make great benefits.
The liquid industry is never where we stop. Additionally, we are seeking for solutions for oil and air.
Filter housings come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Selecting a proper filter housing will help you achieve better filtration performance.
Maximum pressure, maximum temperature and the chemical & physical composition of the liquids will determine the materials of construction of the filter housing, including the element and gaskets. Besides, you have to consider the contaminants, the maximum flow rate, and the standards you want to achieve.
The final decision will rely on how important each of these aspects is in the application in consideration. Of course, you can also take cost and convenience into account. Once you figure this out, you will be able to choose between a large filter and a small filter.
After you understand exactly what you want in a filter housing, you can easily find the suitable product in the Bother Filtration. If you are still not sure what you want or think you can’t find the right product, you can also feel free to ask the staff on our web page.
Brother Filtration has provided quality liquid filtration products to process industries around the world. From pre-filtration to final – and from low capacity to high – when you think purity, think Brother Filtration.
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The following are common frequently asked questions (FAQ) about filter housing, along with their brief answers.
Duplex Filterhousing allows for continuous filtration with two filters, enabling one to be serviced while the other remains in operation. In contrast, Simplex Filterhousing operates with a single filter and requires system shutdown for maintenance or filter replacement. Duplex is suited for continuous critical operations, reducing downtime and operational costs compared to Simplex, which is typically used in smaller systems with occasional downtime tolerance.
High Pressure housing filters are built to withstand elevated pressures, making them ideal for demanding applications such as oil and gas industries. They are typically constructed from robust materials like stainless steel. In contrast, Low Pressure housing filters are designed for applications with lower pressure requirements, using lighter materials like UPVC or PPR plastics. These filtration housings provide cost-effective solutions for tasks such as water treatment and food processing where pressure levels are moderate.
There are several common surface finishes used for filter housings, including polished, electropolished, and painted finishes.
A polished finish involves buffing the surface of the filter housing to create a smooth, reflective surface. This finish is often used for aesthetic purposes and can be easier to clean.
Electropolishing is an electrochemical process that removes a thin layer of the metal, resulting in a smooth, corrosion-resistant surface. It is commonly used in applications where hygiene and cleanliness are critical, such as in the food and pharmaceutical industries.
Yes, filter housings can also be coated with paint for added protection against corrosion and environmental factors. This is often used in industrial or outdoor settings.
Filter housing refers to a container specifically engineered to house replaceable cartridges, elements, bags, or media used in filtration systems. These housings are designed to accommodate one or more filters, operating at various pressures to facilitate high flow rates. By utilizing filter housings, fluid filtration can be optimized for extended service life and enhanced effectiveness.
Filter housings can be constructed from various materials, including stainless steel, plastic, fiberglass, and sometimes aluminum or carbon steel. This wide range of material options enables filter housings to meet the specific requirements of diverse industries and applications.
Filter housings come in various forms to suit different filtration needs.
Here are the primary categories:
Self-cleaning filter housing: These housings feature mechanisms for automatic cleaning, ensuring continuous filtration without manual intervention.
Bag filter housing: Designed to hold filter bags, these housings are commonly used for removing larger particles from fluids.
Cartridge filter housings: These housings accommodate cartridge filters, providing efficient filtration for diverse applications.
Basket filter housing: Featuring a basket-shaped filter element, these housings excel in capturing larger contaminants from liquids.
FRP Skid Filtration System: Comprehensive filtration systems mounted on a skid for ease of transportation and installation.
The size of a filter housing is primarily influenced by the filter it accommodates, impacting its performance.
Here’s how:
Filter housings are typically checked for leaks prior to leaving the factory.
However, if needed, customers can perform their own leak tests using the following method:
Filtration Systems and Filter Housings are used in various applications including fuel and oil filter housings, machine coolant filtration housings, and sanitary filter housings for liquid, gas, and water filtration needs.
Stainless steel filter housings find extensive use across industries such as:
Depending on the industry and application, filter housings may need to comply with specific regulations or standards such as NSF/ANSI standards for water treatment or ASME codes for pressure vessels.
Yes, there are filter housings constructed from corrosion-resistant materials such as stainless steel or plastic that are suitable for handling corrosive or abrasive fluids.
Installation procedures vary depending on the type of housing and application. Generally, it involves mounting the housing securely, connecting the inlet and outlet pipes, and installing the filter element according to BROTHER FILTRATION instructions.
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