Cartridge filters are used in a variety of industries to remove solid particles from liquids or gases. These filters are made up of a cylindrical or pleated cartridge, which contains a filtering medium such as activated carbon, polyester, or cellulose. The cartridge is enclosed in a housing, and the liquid or gas to be filtered is passed through the cartridge, trapping any solid particles.

Star Filter Industries offers a range of cartridge filters for different applications, including string wound, melt blown, and carbon blow. Each type of cartridge filter has unique features and benefits.

String wound cartridge filters use a string-like material, such as cotton or polypropylene, which is tightly wound around a central core. These filters are ideal for removing larger particles, such as sand, dirt, and rust, from liquids. They are commonly used in water treatment, food and beverage processing, and pharmaceutical industries.

Melt blown cartridge filters are made from polypropylene fibers that are blown into a matrix to create a dense, layered structure. These filters are effective in removing fine particles, such as sediment, bacteria, and algae, from liquids. They are commonly used in the chemical, oil and gas, and pharmaceutical industries.