STEP 1
Chemical Resistance
Our acrylic filter bags are designed to resist most common chemicals, which is vital for applications in the chemical and pharmaceutical industries where exposure to various chemicals is frequent.

Acrylic fiber, chemically known as homopolymer acrylonitrile, has a normal operating temperature of 125°C and a maximum temperature of 140°C. It is widely used in the steel, power, drying, and chemical industries for dust removal applications involving flue gas at room temperature that exhibits a certain degree of corrosiveness.
Acrylic filter bags are made from a premium acrylic material, known for its excellent chemical resistance and temperature tolerance. With a mesh size of 100 microns, these bags are perfect for applications requiring the removal of larger particles while allowing liquids to flow through with minimal resistance. This specification is particularly suitable for processes where maintaining fluid clarity and preventing clogging is crucial.
The bags are widely used in the chemical industry for filtering out impurities from various solutions, and in the pharmaceutical sector for ensuring the purity of drug formulations. Their versatility makes them a popular choice for a range of applications, from small-scale laboratory use to large-scale industrial processes.
Compared to other filter bag materials, acrylic offers a unique combination of strength and flexibility. This makes our bags resistant to deformation under pressure and capable of withstanding repeated use without compromising the integrity of the filtration process.