A multi-cell filter is an industrial filtration device consisting of multiple independent filter cartridges integrated within a stainless steel housing. It adapts to different filter cartridge types to meet filtration accuracy requirements of 25-3000 microns, with a single unit handling a maximum flow rate of 10,000 m³/h.
Its design complies with pharmaceutical GMP standards and is primarily used for liquid and gas filtration in the pharmaceutical, food, and chemical industries. It is available in two main types: liquid and gas filters, and performance can be flexibly adjusted by replacing the filter cartridges.
This equipment adopts a modular design, supporting individual filter cartridge replacement to reduce maintenance costs. It also features a differential pressure-triggered automatic backwashing function, allowing for online cleaning without interrupting the process when the filter cartridges become clogged.
The housing is typically made of 304 or 316L stainless steel, and the filter screen uses a wedge-shaped structure to enhance corrosion resistance. Combined with an automated control system to adjust cleaning parameters, it is suitable for high-precision filtration applications to protect downstream membrane elements.
