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In this article, the industrial filtration experts at Advanced Filtration in New Jersey are getting specific: we're discussing talking all about polypropylene and polypropylene resin for filters. Industrial filtration companies are constantly on the lookout for new and improved ways to keep their systems running smoothly. In recent times, polypropylene has become an increasingly popular choice. This is especially true for many industrial applications. Polypropylene is known for its excellent strength and durability. It is also resistant to most chemicals, making it an ideal material for filters. In this blog post, we'll take a look at polypropylene and its properties. We'll also take a look at how effective polypropylene resin is for filters. Suez Flotrex AP (all polypropylene) capsule filters (CFAP) What is polypropylene? Polypropylene, also known as polypropene, is a thermoplastic polymer. It is made up of long chains of propylene monomers. Polypropylene is a tough and rigid plastic. It has a high melting point, making it ideal for many industrial applications. Polypropylene is used in many different industries. This includes the automotive, electrical, and medical industries. It is also frequently used in the production of packaging and food containers. The history of polypropylene Polypropylene…

Here at Advanced Filtration, we deal with a variety of industries around the world, and we take care of many different kinds of filter systems--from power generation to biotechnology to pharmaceuticals, and everything in between. What all these disparate industries have in common, in our world, are certain factors in their filters, and one of these is "viscosity." But what is viscosity, and why is it so important to industrial filtration? In this article, we're going to answer those questions. Defining Viscosity When discussing viscosity, a poignant image to describe the concept begins with a styrofoam cup. Now–imagine you poke a hole into the bottom of the said styrofoam cup. Then visualize pouring honey into this hollowed-out cup. You’ll notice that the draining process is incredibly slow. After all, honey has a much larger viscosity than other liquids, such as water, which would drain at a lightning pace by comparison. On a broad level, viscosity measures a fluid’s flow resistance and a moving fluid’s internal friction. Fluids with higher viscosities stave off motion since internal friction is derived from their molecular makeup. Conversely, low-viscosity fluids flow seamlessly since there’s minimal friction in their molecular makeup when in motion. Gasses also…

Power plant generation and industrial processes need to keep their hydraulic fluids and lubricating oils pure. This decreases costs for these fluids, increases equipment quality functioning , decreases downtime, and extends the life of your engines and other equipment that depend on these fluids. What helps you do this? Filters. Filter specialists, like Advanced Filtration, are experts in the field of filtration, especially geared towards power plant generation and industrial equipment.

Here at Advanced Filtration, we encounter hundreds, if not thousands, of different kinds of products that are used in a variety of industrial filtration systems. And in our many years of selling industrial filters, we come across common questions again and again--so in this article, we'd like to discuss the the different between wet and dry filters in industrial filtration systems, and how they are used. Wet and dry filters are commonly used to remove contaminants from gases, liquids, or slurries in industrial filtration systems. In many cases, it can be difficult to determine which type of filter to use based on the desired results. If you’re looking to use a wet or dry filter in your industrial filtration system, here are some things you should know about the differences between the two types of filters. (And if you still have questions, please feel free to reach out to Advanced Filtration for help!) Wet Filters A wet filter is a type of industrial filtration system that uses liquid instead of gas to remove unwanted particles from a flow. They're commonly used in chemical plants and other industries where liquid or gaseous wastes need to be filtered and treated. These filters…

If you've perused our site for just a few minutes, then you'll already know that we here at Advanced Filtration deal with thousands of different types of products, filters, power generators, separators, water systems, filter vessels, media, bags, housings, and so much more. We work with many different industries, from chemical to power to metals and minig, and all kinds of products, from reverse osmosis membranes to compressed air and gas filters to cast iron threaded Y strainers. But in this article, we're going to look at one specific type of product--that is, diesel. Diesel is more than fuel, as it performs several support functions to keep an engine efficient. For instance, not only is diesel fuel an engine’s primary energy source, it also lubricates moving parts to reduce unwanted wear. In addition, diesel is crucial for cooling mechanisms in a diesel engine, by absorbing unwanted heat generated by the engine. Exposing diesel fuel to the right amount of air provides the correct amount of power, which is why filtration and proper maintenance is so crucial to keeping diesel engines working properly. One reason for this is that diesel fuel collects contaminants during the process that affects the engine’s performance.…

Multi-stage industrial filtration systems use pre-filters to improve the performance of the usually more expensive primary filter performance which when properly done can significantly reduce costs. Multi-stage filtration, also known as series filtration, can extend the life of the more expensive main filter. Properly designed series filtration can also reduce maintenance hours in servicing the  filtration systems and equipment which can also reduce costs. The Advanced Filtration personnel are such believers in series filtration that we've incorporated it into our logo.

Choosing Industrial Filtration Systems from the  many options available to those in the field of industrial filtration, purification of lubricating and hydraulic oils, and EHC fluids is a complex task. We're glad to help.

If you have at one time had a broken filtration system in your company, then you will know the need of having a quality industrial filtration system. At Advanced Filtration, we are guided by our well laid down strategies in order to serve all our clients with quality filtration services. Our many years of experience has enabled us offer quality and cost efficient filtration system. We address all the issues that are presented to us from many angles.