Choosing the right industrial gas filter is crucial for ensuring safety, efficiency, and reliability in gas-burning, heating, or processing systems. Here’s a clear and professional guide to help you make the right selection:

 Key Factors to Consider When Choosing an Industrial Gas Filter

Gas Type & Application—Ekgas

Different gases contain different impurities.

 Select filter material and design suitable for your specific gas composition.

Filtration Level (Micron Rating)—Ekgas

The micron rating determines the particle size the filter can capture.

For industrial burners, valves, and regulators, 5–25 µm filters are widely used.

 Flow Rate & Pressure Drop–Ekgas 

Ensure the filter can handle your system’s maximum flow rate (Nm³/hr) without causing excessive pressure loss.

• Check Cv/Kv values or manufacturer’s flow charts

• Larger filter housing = lower pressure drop

• Clogged filters increase energy consumption and damage equipment

Choose a filter with pressure drop < 0.03–0.05 bar under normal flow.

 Working Pressure & Temperature–Ekgas

Verify the filter is suitable for your system conditions.

 Use carbon steel or stainless steel for high-pressure and corrosive environments.

 Filter Element Material–Ekgas

Choose according to gas type, operating temperature, and required durability.

 Maintenance & Replacement–Ekgas 

• Prefer filters with easy element replacement and visible clog indicators

• Choose filters with differential pressure gauge for timely cleaning

• Washable elements reduce long-term cost

Certifications & Standards (Important for Safety)–Ekgas

Look for compliance with:

• EN 779, EN 60335

• ISO 8573

• ATEX (for explosive environments)

• CE / UL / CSA approvals

Recommended Usage Matching–Ekgas