Filtro Foundry de 30 ppp y 40 ppp

17 de noviembre Filtro Foundry de 30 ppp y 40 ppp

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Filtro Foundry de 30 ppp y 40 ppp is a relatively important filter element in the aluminum casting industry. Used for filtering and purifying aluminum melt, providing high quality guarantee for aluminum alloy

The knowledge of ceramic filter plates is closely related to everyone. I believe everyone knows the ceramic filter plate. Ceramic filter plates are divided into: ceramic filter plates Filter-PZr and ceramic filter plates Filter-PAL. Models are also called ceramic filters, ceramic plates, ceramic plates, filter plates, etc.

Main features of Foundry Filter
1. Filtration accuracy includes fine filtration, microfiltration, ultrafiltration, nanofiltration, and reverse osmosis, with good results.
2. High mechanical strength, anti-caking.
3. High efficiency, high output, beautifully arranged filter mesh, uniform and neat.

Dimensiones del filtro de espuma cerámica
660 x 660 x 50 (26″)
584 x 584 x 50 (23″)
508 x 508 x 50 (20″)
432 x 432 x 50 (17″)
381 x 381 x 50 (15″)
305 x 305 x 50 (12″)
228 x 228 x 50 (9″)
178 x 178 x 50 (7″)

Filtro de espuma cerámica. Tamaño de los poros (PPI): 10/20/30/40/50/60

There is an 8mm aluminum silicate liner around the ceramic filter plate to seal the contact part of the filter plate and the filter box to ensure that there is no aluminum liquid bypass.

En la fundición de aluminio convencional se suelen utilizar placas filtrantes cerámicas de entre 10 y 40 ppi.
En el sector de la aviación y en los materiales de aluminio de alta calidad se suelen utilizar placas filtrantes cerámicas de entre 30 y 60 ppi.
Therefore, El filtro Foundry de 30 ppi y 40 ppi es el filtro de espuma cerámica más utilizado en la industria de la fundición de aluminio.

Filtro cerámico de espuma is mainly used in the casting process to purify liquid casting alloys and reduce or eliminate various non-metallic inclusions and exhaust problems during castings.
Casting waste caused by casting defects such as non-metallic inclusions accounts for 50%-60% of the total number of waste products.
With the increase of various costs, the damage to the external environment caused by the outflow of excess waste can be predicted, and the inclusion defects not only seriously affect the mechanical properties and casting performance of the casting, but also have a harmful effect on the cutting process and appearance of the casting.