Abrasive Slurry
Hard abrasive particles continuously scour the cloth surface.
Problems · Troubleshooting
Why Filter Cloth Abrasion & Short Service Life?
Symptoms · Root Causes · Proven SolutionsFilter cloths develop holes or tears around feed ports, sealing edges and corners, forcing frequent replacements, production stops and high consumable costs.
What Is Happening?
Filter cloths develop holes or tears around feed ports, sealing edges and corners, forcing frequent replacements, production stops and high consumable costs.
Common Symptoms
- Pinholes, slits and tearing on cloth edges or feed inlets
- Filtrate suddenly turns turbid after a short running time
- Monthly cloth replacement volume rises sharply
- Metal burrs on filter plates scratch new cloth immediately
4 Root Causes
Damaged Filter Plates
Burrs, cracks or sharp edges on worn plates cut the cloth.
Wrinkled Installation
Misaligned cloth creates concentrated friction during clamping.
Chemical or Heat Attack
Hot acid or alkali slurry reduces fiber tensile strength.
3 Recommended Actions
Use Wear-Resistant Cloth
Select thickened monofilament or double-layer wear-resistant cloth for abrasive slurry.
Repair Plate Surfaces
Polish burrs before installation and replace deeply scratched plates.
Standardize Installation
Eliminate wrinkles and match cloth material to slurry pH and temperature.
Products for This Working Condition
Filter Cloth
Nylon PA Filter Cloth
High elasticity and superior abrasion resistance for slurry containing hard particles.
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Filter Cloth
Monofilament Filter Cloth
Uniform two-dimensional mesh with high flow, easy cake release and reusable construction.
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