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Papel de filtro de fibra de vidro composto

Material: Tecido não tecido PET composto de microfibra de vidro

Meio filtrante líquido de microfibra de vidro

Papel de filtro de fibra de vidro para separação de óleo e gás

Grau de filtro: um1-um30

O papel filtro de fibra de vidro composto é feito de fibras de vidro ultrafinas como matéria-prima por meio de um processo úmido. É formado pela combinação de papel de fibra de vidro ultrafina com tecido não tecido. O tecido não tecido composto serve para proteger o material central do papel de fibra de vidro e pode ser aplicado em uma ou ambas as faces. O produto é caracterizado por alta capacidade de retenção de sujeira, baixa resistência, alta resistência e desempenho estável.

Amplamente utilizado em compressores de ar, motores automotivos, turbinas de combustível, filtragem nuclear, engenharia de gás natural, etc.

Área de aplicação: automotiva, indústria pesada, petróleo, química, aviação, metalurgia, indústria nuclear, etc.

Tipo IterM	ZSU1	ZSH3	ZSH5	ZS10	ZS15	ZS20	ZS25	ZS30
um	1	2-3	4-6	8-12	13-17	18-22	23-27	28-32
gramatura （±10g/m² ）
Ambos compostos	130	130	130	130	130	130	130	130
EachSide-composto	100	100	100	100	100	100	90	90
permeabilidade ao ar
l/m².sec	20	50	90	160	200	250	300	420
resistência
mm H₂o	41	15	9	5	4	3	2	1
Bem	400	150	85	50	40	30	20	15
tamanho médio dos poros
um		20	30	40	60	90	120	150
eficiência（0,3U@5,3cm/s）
%	99.99	95	80	60	45	35	25	15
Resistência à tracção
KN/m	2	2	2	2	2	2	2	2
Grossura
milímetros	0,5±0,1 mm (ambos compostos), 0,4±0,1 mm (um lado composto)

What People Say About Composite Fiberglass Filter Paper

Paul Edwards

We specialize in high-solid industrial coatings that usually clog standard filters in hours. Switching to Hebei Fangyu's paint arrestor roll was a game-changer. The depth-loading capability of their fiberglass media allows us to capture more overspray before the pressure drop spikes. It’s the most durable paint stop filter media we’ve integrated into our production line.

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Maintaining clean exhaust fans is a major expense for us. Since we started using these fiberglass paint arrestor pads, the resin buildup on our equipment has virtually vanished. The green-and-white density gradient is incredibly effective at stripping wet particles out of the air. As a professional paint arrestor media, it’s outperformed every synthetic brand we tried.

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In a busy collision center, downtime for filter changes costs money. The paint arrestor roll from Hebei Fangyu is easy to pull, cut, and install. It stays rigid and doesn't collapse even when heavily loaded with clear coat. This is the only paint stop filter media that consistently gives us the service life we need to keep our spray booths running 24/7.

Matthew Young

Buying fiberglass paint arrestor roll stock directly from the manufacturer has significantly improved our bottom line. The quality is consistent from the beginning of the roll to the end, with no thin spots. It’s a high-performance paint arrestor media that meets all our safety and environmental compliance standards for emissions.

Joseph King

Safety is our priority, and the flame-retardant properties of these fiberglass paint arrestor pads give us peace of mind. They handle the heat and chemical exposure of solvent-based paints without any issues. If you are looking for a high-efficiency paint stop filter media that combines safety with performance, Hebei Fangyu is the supplier to trust.

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