10inch 133mm Stainless Steel Filter Housing with High-Pressure Resistance and Clamp Closure Design for Water Treatment
10inch 133mm Stainless Steel Filter Housing with High-Pressure Resistance and Clamp Closure Design for Water Treatment
Product Summary
Industrial stainless steel filter housing with clamp closure for quick cartridge swaps without pipe disconnection. SS304/316L construction, 0.1-1.0Mpa pressure rating, 5-10 year service life. Accepts standard cartridges (1-100μm) for water treatment, chemical, food & pharmaceutical applications. OEM available.
Product Details
Highlight:
Stainless Steel Filter Housing
,High-Pressure Resistance Filter Housing
,Clamp Closure Design Filter Housing
warranty:
1 Year
productivity:
6000L/H -10000L/H
Housing Material:
304 Stainless Steel
Size:
10inch 133 Jumbo Housing
Usage:
Water Treatment
Application:
Home / Office/ Industrial
OEM:
Available
Filter Material:
Stainless Steel Mesh
Service life:
5-10years
Water Pressure:
0.1-1.0Mpa
Product Description
Industrial Use High Pressure Water Treatment Appliances 10" X 4.5" Jumbo Stainless Steel Filter Housing
Product Highlights
- Clamp Closure Design: Features a quick-opening clamp ring (wing-nut or T-bolt clamp) instead of traditional flange bolts
- No Pipe Disconnection: Top-load design allows cartridge replacement without unbolting housing or disconnecting inlet/outlet piping
- Reduced Downtime: Maintenance takes minutes instead of hours, keeping processes running with minimal interruption
- SS304/SS316L Stainless Steel Housing: Corrosion-resistant, robust construction rated for high-pressure industrial environments
- High-Pressure Resistance: Secure, leak-free seal even under high differential pressure conditions
- Sanitary Finish (Optional): Available with food-grade or pharmaceutical polish (Ra ≤ 0.8μm / Ra ≤ 0.4μm) for high-purity applications
- Universal Cartridge Fit: Accepts standard DOE (Double Open End) or SOE (Single Open End, 222/226 fin) filter cartridges
- Multi-Micron Capability: Compatible with 1μm to 100μm cartridges for various filtration stages
- Wide Application Range: Water treatment, chemical processing, food & beverage, pharmaceutical, paints, inks, and solvents
- Reusable Permanent Housing: Long-term cost-effective solution - only replace internal cartridges
- Lower Labor Cost: Quick-change clamp design enables operator-level maintenance without specialized crews
- Compact Footprint: Single cartridge design saves space in skids and point-of-use installations
Product Gallery
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a clamp-type single cartridge filter?
It's a filter housing that holds one cartridge and uses a quick-opening clamp ring to secure the lid instead of multiple bolts or flanges. Simply loosen one clamp, lift the lid, and swap the cartridge without pipe disconnection, tools, or significant downtime.
What sizes are available?
Standard cartridge lengths: 10", 20", and 30". All models use 4.5" OD standard cartridges. Housing size corresponds to cartridge length - longer cartridges provide more surface area, longer service life, and higher flow capacity.
How do I choose the right length?
Select the model based on your required flow rate:
| Housing Size | Flow Capacity |
|---|---|
| 10" housing | 6,000 - 10,000 L/H |
| 20" housing | 10,000 - 15,000 L/H |
| 30" housing | 15,000 - 20,000 L/H |
What connection types are available?
Threaded connections (BSP/NPT) in sizes: 1", 1.5", and 2" - most common for industrial piping applications.
What cartridges can I use?
Any standard 4.5" OD cartridge including PP melt-blown, string wound, pleated, carbon block, and membrane types. Compatible with DOE or SOE (222/226 fin) configurations. You're not locked to specific brands, keeping consumable costs low and flexible.
How do I change the cartridge?
- Close inlet valve / shut off pump
- Relieve pressure (bleed valve or slightly loosen clamp)
- Loosen clamp ring
- Lift lid
- Remove old cartridge
- Insert new cartridge (check gasket is properly seated)
- Close lid and secure clamp
- Repressurize and check for leaks
How do I know when to replace the cartridge?
Pressure drop: Install gauges before and after the housing. Replace cartridge when differential pressure reaches 2-3 bar.
Flow drop: When you notice significantly less output at the same pump setting, the cartridge is likely loaded and needs replacement.
Flow drop: When you notice significantly less output at the same pump setting, the cartridge is likely loaded and needs replacement.