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PTFE Filter Housings
PTFE filter housings are engineered specifically for applications requiring exceptional chemical resistance and minimal adsorption. These housings support a range of filter elements for both gaseous and liquid filtration.
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Description
PTFE filter housings are engineered specifically for applications requiring exceptional chemical resistance and minimal adsorption. These housings support a range of filter elements for both gaseous and liquid filtration.
Element Compatibility:
- Disposable Fluorocarbon Elements
- For coalescing and particulate filtration.
- Sintered PTFE Elements
- For particulate filtration only.
Construction Features:
- Standard O-rings: Viton®
- Recommended O-rings for aggressive chemicals: Kalrez®
- Optional Pyrex® Glass Bowl:
- Allows visual inspection of the filtration process.
Filtration Applications:
- Media: Gases or liquids.
- Element Selection: Determined by service type (coalescing vs. particulate).
- PTFE Elements in Liquid Service:
- Flow direction: Outside-to-inside
- Benefits:
- Integral support core enhances structural integrity.
- Enables visual monitoring of element condition.
Please keep in mind that the maximum pressure is 100 PSIG and the maximum temperature is 300°F regardless of
O-ring material. We also offer exotics such as Monel, Hastelloy, Titanium and others which provide higher temperature and pressure ratings.
Quick Comparison
| PTFE Filter Housings remove | Ultra High Pressure Mid-Size Stainless Steel 6,000 PSIG Housings remove | Mini SS 5000 PSIG Housings remove | Brass Filter Housings remove | Multi-Port Filter Housings remove | Shroud-Deflector Filter Housings remove | |
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| Name | PTFE Filter Housings remove | Ultra High Pressure Mid-Size Stainless Steel 6,000 PSIG Housings remove | Mini SS 5000 PSIG Housings remove | Brass Filter Housings remove | Multi-Port Filter Housings remove | Shroud-Deflector Filter Housings remove |
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| Description | PTFE filter housings are engineered specifically for applications requiring exceptional chemical resistance and minimal adsorption. These housings support a range of filter elements for both gaseous and liquid filtration. | The 130VP and 140VP Series Filters are engineered for gaseous and liquid process filtration, offering a rugged yet straightforward design that makes them well suited for CNG applications and other high-pressure systems. | The 110 and 120 Series Filter Housings are designed for use with both gaseous and liquid sample process analyzers. Their compact configuration, low internal volume, and positive O-ring sealing mechanism provide reliable performance in demanding analyzer applications. All wetted components are constructed from 316L stainless steel and are weld-free to ensure compliance with NACE MR-01-75 standards. | For air service, Headline Filters brass filter housings are precision-machined from solid brass bar stock, with durable nylon internals and a Viton seal. They are ideal for point-of-use instrument air filtration and are available in the B360 series, which comes equipped with our high-flow 80C grade coalescing filter element. This element is engineered for heavily saturated air systems, efficiently removing large volumes of liquid while providing long service life for particulate filtration. | The 120B / 122B Series filters are designed for gaseous and liquid sample process analyzers. | A simple and effective method for prefiltering sample streams with high particulate content is the use of a shroud-deflector tube surrounding the outer wall of the filter element. This permanent shroud redirects the incoming flow, causing heavier debris to settle at the base of the housing. |
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