Chemical industry
Chamber filter plates for filtration equipment in accordance with DIN standards or as special designs made from carefully selected materials (high-temperature stabilised monopropylene) pressed under high pressure.
Filtration
Chamber filter plates, spare parts for filtering
Problem
The effectiveness of a filter depends on the construction and the filter medium support tray material. Some common materials are wood, aluminium, cast iron, ductile iron, stainless steel and material compounds out of steel and rubber. These elements have shown a lot of disadvantages, e.g. low chemical and corrosion resistance, heavy, unfavourable drainage, considerable abrasion, limited working life, fluid absorbency and bad sealing.
Solution
Polypropylene proved to be the best material due to its most favourable price-power-performance and its interesting combination of excellent properties. The advantages of our filter plates: long life span, product quality (pressed under high pressure and machined on CNC machines), excellent sealing, easy cleaning, and light weight.
Prototype filter plates Accessories for filter plates (handels, flanges, pipes, centre feed spreader rings)
Plates for galvanic and water tank
Throughout history, wood, ceramic and stone have been used as water tanks. Water is susceptible to a number of ambient negative influences, including bacteria, viruses, algae, changes in pH, and accumulation of minerals, accumulated gas. A correctly designed and using correct material water tank works to address and mitigate these negative effects.
The use of thermoplastics is in the field of chemical industry practically inevitable.
Problem
In the process of galvanization plating products produced silt or mud, these are water-insoluble substances containing metal contaminants. Also by galvanisation occur industrial waste water, in which the cations of metals (e.g. copper, zinc, nickel) and anions (e.g., chromium). These are chemically very aggressive.
Solution
PP reflects the strong chemical and temperature resistance and ease of processing. The material used – PP has a high level of resistance to microorganisms, so the tanks have no nutrient surfaces before they are cleaned with steam. Welded together to create a watertight tank, the sheets prevent water stored in the tower from penetrating the outside, thereby helping to protect the structure as a whole. PP sheets can be cleaned quickly and efficiently without the use of chemical detergents.