What is capsule filter?

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Capsule filters are used for filtration of cosmetics, tissue culture media, seawater, pure water, groundwater, fermentation broth, pharmaceuticals, high purity chemicals, corrosive gases and fluids, process chemicals, aquaculture, trace elements, isotopes, radio chemicals, nutrients, and ions.

What is the difference between capsule filter and cartridge filter?

The first differences between these two filter types lie in their structure and material. Cartridge filters typically have a cylindrical shape with an open design that allows them to be inserted into a filter housing unit. On the other hand, capsule filters are self-contained, eliminating the need for external housing.

What are the parts of a capsule filter?

Each capsule filter consists of a pleated filter element integrally sealed into a rugged polypropylene housing. A completely self-contained unit is formed by a state-of-the-art thermal bonding process, ensuring maximum filter integrity, security and performance.

How does a capsule filter work?

The capsule filter is a disposable, self-contained unit composed of a pleated filter medium encased in a plastic housing that can be connected in-line to a sample-delivery system (such as a submersible or peristaltic pump) that generates sufficient pressure (positive or negative) to force water through the filter.