Pleated Elements Vs. Filter Bags
It’s no secret that pleated elements are the latest in filter technology. But why is it that people find the idea of switching from bags to pleats to be so daunting?
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How to Install Snap Band Filter Bags the Right Way
The Ultimate Guide to Baghouse Filter Bags
Do you ever question the reasoning behind why a filter bag has failed? Or have you never fully understood the importance of certain specifications related to your baghouse? Perhaps you’re not for sure about which baghouse filters work best for your industry.
If so, then keep reading.
How to Install a Filter Bag in a Baghouse
Proper Filter Bag installation is the single most important component of a leak free, efficient dust collection system. There are many different types of...
3 Reasons to Use Pleated Filters in a Dust Collector
Manufacturing facilities are producing more today than ever before. They have added equipment, sped up processes, and increased throughput. Plants can’t afford to...
Troubleshooting Short Filter Bag Life Tip of the Month Video
The service life of filter bag media in an industrial baghouse can vary widely depending on several factors, including the type of contaminants being filtered, the operating conditions of the baghouse, the design and quality of the filter bags, and the maintenance practices employed.
In general, filter bags in a baghouse are designed to be replaced periodically due to wear and tear from the filtration process. The average service life can range from six months to several years. Some key factors influencing the lifespan of filter bag media include:
Cost Effective Ways to Improve Your Pulse Jet Baghouse
If you’re thinking about replacing your pulse jet baghouse due to failing performance but don’t have the funds to do so, read on. Many times you don’t need to replace a low performing pulse jet baghouse, as there are some cost effective steps that can be taken to keep the baghouse running efficiently.
5 Reasons Why Filter Bags Fail Prematurely
1. Design
A common issue when it comes to baghouse design is that the baghouse is designed too small for what it’s intended for. If a baghouse is undersized this...
3 Things to Consider When Choosing Filter Bags for a Baghouse
1. Temperature
Inlet temperature leading into the baghouse plays a crucial role in any baghouse system. Your baghouse might have bags that are capable of handling...
5 Helpful Baghouse Maintenance Tips
1. Ensuring a Proper Bag-to-Cage Fit
The fit between the bag and the cage is critical for filters to perform properly. Filters that are too lose or too tight will...