Resistance specifics of the fibers used:
The fibers used in the production of filter medias are categorized in four main groups based on the fibers thermal resistance and structure type of the constitutive polymer of fiber molecular chains:
Fibers used at ambient temperature: These fibers are usable at temperatures below 60 celsius degrees.
1-Fibers Used at Average Temperature: This group of fibers, which are one of the most popular gas and liquid phase filters, are used at temperatures up to 130 celsius degrees .
2-Fibers used at high temperatures: These fibers withstand up to 200 celsius degrees and can be used in the filter media structure.
3-Fibers used at extremely high temperatures: For temperatures higher than 200 celsius degrees, this group of fibers is used. These fibers have highly resistant molecular and polymer structures, which can be used to produce highly resistant filters.
In addition to the thermal resistance of the fibers used in the media filter structure, we should also consider other chemical and physical properties of the fibers, such as air permeability, resistance to acidic and alkaline environments, abrasion resistance, tensile strength, fracture resistance, resistance to de-lamination effect, hydrolysis, oxidation, resistance to moist environments, reaction to solvents, molten metal chips and many other mechanical, physical and chemical properties.