Filtration units, screen elements, magnetic filters and dairy inline filters configured around the product and operating requirements.
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Solutions include two-stage double-jacketed filters, screen elements for self-cleaning filters, filters with 15,000-gauss magnetic rods, and stainless steel inline filters for milk and dairy-process liquids. Unit type, dimensions, filter elements or magnetic rods, connections and cleaning arrangements are defined around the product, flow, operating pressure and temperature.
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A KEMI-manufactured stainless steel two-stage filter with a double jacket, combining two filter housings, connecting pipework and valves in one assembly. The jacket accommodates a thermal medium suited to the product, while removable lids provide access to the filtration elements for cleaning and maintenance. Product type, viscosity, flow, operating pressure and temperature guide the selection of filter elements and ratings, jacket arrangements and connection sizes for the application.
Stainless Steel Screen Element for Self‑Cleaning Filters
A cylindrical stainless steel mesh filtration element with an external support cage, for use inside self-cleaning filter units. The mesh retains particles larger than its openings as liquid passes through. Element dimensions, mesh aperture size, stainless steel grade and mounting arrangement are defined around the existing unit and operating conditions. This item is the filtration element only, not the complete filter unit or self-cleaning mechanism.
A magnetic filter with 15,000-gauss magnetic rods for capturing metal shavings and magnetically attractable particles as the product passes through the production line. It helps reduce metallic contamination and protect downstream equipment. A removable lid provides access to the rod assembly for cleaning, removal of collected contaminants and periodic inspection. Product type, viscosity, flow rate, operating temperature and pressure guide housing dimensions, rod arrangement, materials, connection sizes, installation and cleaning arrangements.
An inline stainless steel filter for milk and dairy-process liquids flowing through pipework. The filter element retains particles according to its aperture size, helping reduce contaminants before downstream processing. The example combines a tubular housing, connections and removable fittings for filter-element access and cleaning. Stainless steel grade, element rating, filtration area and connection sizes are selected around the product, viscosity, flow, operating pressure and temperature, and cleaning requirements.