Composite Fiberglass Filter Paper is a high-performance filtration medium engineered from ultra-fine glass fibers using a precision wet-process manufacturing technique. By integrating ultra-fine glass fiber paper with specialized non-woven fabrics on one or both sides, this composite material provides a robust protective layer that shields the core glass fiber structure, ensuring exceptional structural integrity and longevity in the most demanding environments.
Designed for mission-critical applications, this material is characterized by its superior dirt-holding capacity, low flow resistance, and high mechanical strength. It delivers stable performance across various industrial sectors, making it an ideal choice for air compressors, automotive engines, fuel turbines, nuclear filtration, and natural gas engineering where precision and reliability are paramount.
| Raw Materials | Ultra-fine glass fibers & Non-woven fabric | Production Process | Wet Process Combination |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basis Weight | 130g/m² (Both-composite) / 100-90g/m² (Single side) | Tensile Strength | 2 KN/m (Consistent across all types) |
| Thickness | 0.5±0.1mm (Both) / 0.4±0.1mm (One side) | Air Permeability | 20 to 420 l/m².sec (Depending on Type) |
| Filtration Efficiency | Up to 99.99% (0.3U@5.3cm/s) | Mean Pore Size | 20μm to 150μm |
| Flow Resistance | 1 Pa to 400 Pa (Depending on Type) | Application Fields | Automotive, Petroleum, Nuclear, Aviation |
The non-woven composite layer effectively protects the glass fiber core from premature wear and physical damage.
Optimized fiber structure allows for maximum particle retention without compromising flow rates.
Engineered for minimum pressure drop, reducing energy consumption and increasing system efficiency.
Strong tensile properties ensure the media remains stable under high-pressure industrial cycles.
Consistent pore size distribution guarantees reliable filtration efficiency across different grades.
Perfectly suited for extreme environments in the chemical, nuclear, and aviation industries.
Strict adherence to wet-process standards ensuring fiber uniformity and precise basis weight.
Professional guidance on selecting the right ZSU/ZSH grade based on your resistance needs.
Flexible options for single-side or both-side composite laminations based on application.
Optimized shipping for delicate filter media to prevent deformation during transit.
Real-time monitoring of raw material availability to ensure short lead times.
Full traceability of materials used in nuclear and aviation grade filtration media.
| Performance Metric | Standard Glass Fiber | Composite Fiberglass |
|---|---|---|
| Service Life | Standard | Extended (Protected Core) |
| Maintenance Cost | High Frequency | Low Frequency |
| Pressure Drop | Moderate | Ultra-Low (Optimized) |
| Mechanical Stability | Average | Excellent (Laminated) |
| Efficiency ROI | Linear | Exponential Growth |
The primary benefit is the addition of a non-woven fabric layer which protects the fragile glass fiber core, significantly increasing the material's strength and dirt-holding capacity while maintaining low flow resistance.
For maximum efficiency (up to 99.99% for 0.3U particles), the ZSU1 grade is recommended, although it has the highest resistance (400 Pa).
Yes, Composite Fiberglass Filter Paper is specifically designed for high-stability environments including nuclear filtration, aviation, and petroleum engineering.
Both-composite means non-woven fabric is applied to both sides of the glass fiber paper (thickness 0.5mm), whereas each-side composite is applied to only one side (thickness 0.4mm), offering different levels of structural support.
Air permeability increases as you move from ZSU1 (20 l/m².sec) to ZS30 (420 l/m².sec), allowing you to balance the needs of filtration efficiency against flow resistance.
Yes, all grades listed maintain a consistent tensile strength of 2 KN/m, ensuring mechanical reliability regardless of the filtration grade selected.