Cartridge Filter Housings

Suitable for a wide range of liquids

Cartridge filter housings are suitable for a wide variety of liquids, including water, process fluids, chemicals, oils, fuels, and food or pharmaceutical products. Selecting the appropriate housing material and seal configuration ensures optimum chemical compatibility, reliable operation, and a long service life.

Materials, Pressure ratings, and Temperature ranges

Cartridge filter housings are available in a range of materials, including stainless steel 304, stainless steel 316L, polypropylene (PP), PVDF, and other specialist materials for aggressive process media.

Standard stainless steel housings are suitable for operating pressures up to approximately 16 bar and temperatures up to 200°C, depending on the design and sealing materials used. Plastic housings are typically intended for lower pressure and temperature applications.

For demanding process conditions involving elevated pressures, temperatures, or aggressive chemicals, custom-engineered housing solutions are also available. Please contact our filtration specialists to discuss your specific requirements.

Connections, Closures, Venting, and Drains

Our cartridge filter housings are available with a wide range of connection options, including threaded and flanged connections in various sizes and configurations. Depending on the application, housings can be equipped with either bolted closures or quick-opening clamp designs to facilitate efficient maintenance and cartridge replacement.

To support safe and effective operation, filter housings can also be fitted with vent and drain connections. These features simplify filling, venting, draining, cleaning, and maintenance procedures while helping to improve process safety and operational efficiency.

Compliance with laws and regulations

All cartridge filter housings are manufactured in accordance with applicable legislation, standards, and industry requirements, including the Pressure Equipment Directive (PED) where applicable, as well as relevant hygiene and certification standards.

This ensures that your filtration system meets the required safety, quality, and regulatory requirements for reliable operation in demanding industrial environments.