What is the main difference between sintered plate and glass fiber filter felt?

Sintered plate and glass fiber filter felt are two different filter materials. They are different in materials, manufacturing processes, application fields, etc.

Sintered plate is a filter material made of powder materials through mixing, shaping and sintering processes. Its main features are high strength, high temperature resistance, corrosion resistance, and a uniform pore structure and high porosity, which can achieve high-precision filtration effects. Due to these characteristics, sintered plates are widely used in industrial gas and liquid filtration fields, such as dust removal, desulfurization and denitrification, etc.

Glass fiber filter felt is a filter material made of glass fiber. Its main features are high temperature resistance, corrosion resistance, tensile resistance, and good chemical stability and thermal stability. Glass fiber filter felt is usually used for filtration of high-temperature, corrosive gases and liquids, such as flue gas and waste gas treatment in chemical, steel, electric power and other industries.

Process differences

In terms of manufacturing process, sintered boards use a powder sintering process to form an overall structure by melting, diffusing and bonding powder particles. The glass fiber filter mat is made by weaving glass fibers into a mat shape and undergoing special treatment.

Different applicable fields

In terms of application fields, sintered plate dust collectors are suitable for industrial gas and liquid filtration, especially in situations where high temperature, corrosiveness and high-precision filtration are required. Glass fiber filter felt is mainly used for high-temperature, corrosive gas and liquid filtration, especially in situations that need to withstand higher temperatures and stretch resistance.