FILTER HOUSINGS

Industrial Filter Housings for Process Filtration

Industrial filter housings provide the containment and connection structure for filtration elements used in process and liquid filtration systems. We review the required filter element, application and operating conditions to help define the appropriate housing configuration.

FILTRATION SYSTEM COMPONENT

A Housing Is More Than an Enclosure

A filter housing is the pressure or containment structure through which the process fluid passes while the filtration element performs the actual separation.

The housing therefore needs to be considered together with the filter element, process connection, flow requirement, operating environment and maintenance arrangement.

For replacement requirements, matching the existing housing configuration can be as important as identifying the filter element itself.

Existing references, drawings, photographs or available technical information can be reviewed to help identify the appropriate housing requirement.

APPLICATIONS

Industrial Filtration Across Process Environments

Filter housings are used wherever a controlled filtration element needs to be integrated into an industrial process.

01

Process Filtration

Housing arrangements for industrial processes requiring controlled filtration of process fluids.

02

Liquid Filtration

Housing solutions for applications where liquid filtration elements require a dedicated containment system.

03

Pre-Filtration

Filtration stages installed upstream of sensitive process equipment or membrane systems.

04

Water Treatment

Filtration housing applications within industrial and process water treatment systems.

05

Industrial Utilities

Housing requirements associated with industrial utility systems and supporting filtration processes.

06

Chemical & Process

Housing configurations considered according to process media and operating requirements.

CONFIGURATION

Housing Configuration Follows the Application

The appropriate housing arrangement depends on the filtration element, process requirements and installation conditions.

Single-Element Arrangements

Compact filtration arrangements where a single filtration element is installed within the housing.

Multi-Element Arrangements

Housing configurations designed around multiple filtration elements where greater filtration area is required.

Inline Process Installation

Housing arrangements integrated into process piping according to the required inlet and outlet configuration.

Custom Replacement Requirements

Existing equipment, drawings or available dimensions can be reviewed where a direct standard replacement is not sufficient.

SELECTION INFORMATION

What We Need to Identify Your Housing

Existing equipment information can significantly simplify replacement identification and technical review.

01

Product Information

  • Existing housing manufacturer or reference
  • Housing dimensions
  • Filter element type
  • Number of elements
  • Connection arrangement
  • Existing drawing or datasheet
02

Process Information

  • Process fluid
  • Flow requirement
  • Operating pressure
  • Operating temperature
  • Material or corrosion considerations
  • Required quantity
REQUIREMENT REVIEW

From Existing Equipment to the Right Configuration

Available product and process information can be used to define the housing requirement before sourcing or supply.

01

Review the Existing Unit

Product codes, photographs, drawings and dimensions can help establish the existing housing configuration.

02

Match the Process

The filtration element, process media, connections and operating conditions are considered together.

03

Define the Requirement

Once the requirement is sufficiently defined, the relevant product and commercial information can be prepared.

START WITH WHAT YOU HAVE

Looking for a Filter Housing?

Send us the existing housing reference, dimensions, drawing, photograph or available process information to start the requirement review.

Whether you need an existing housing matched or a new configuration reviewed around your process requirements, we can work from the technical information available.