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Cleanroom Equipment Ersatzteile
AHU Ersatzfilter
A rigid-header six-pocket air filter for replacing an established particulate stage in cleanroom and process air-handling units without changing the filter housing.
- Six Tapered Filter Pockets
- Rigid Galvanized Header
- Extended Media Area
- Matched Gasket Options
Produkteinführung
The AHU replacement filter is an extended-surface pocket filter installed in a front- or side-access filter bank. Six tapered glass-fiber bags increase usable media area behind a standard square header while internal seams keep the pockets separated as airflow develops. A folded galvanized-steel frame holds the pocket mouths square, and a continuous perimeter gasket can seal the header against the retaining frame. Replacement selection must reproduce the existing face dimensions, pocket depth, filter stage, airflow direction and gasket location so the new filter seats correctly without bypass or interference inside the air-handling unit.
Key Features
The folded galvanized-steel header resists handling distortion during removal, transport and clamping in the filter bank.
Separated pocket seams reduce crowding between adjacent bags and preserve open media area under operating airflow.
Optional flat perimeter gaskets support a continuous compression seal on the specified upstream or downstream header face.
Kunden Produktbedenken
A pocket filter can fit the opening yet still perform poorly when its depth, pocket layout or sealing arrangement differs from the original module.
An incorrect face size or header depth prevents the replacement from seating beneath the existing clamps.Module width, height, header depth and retaining-frame clearance are matched to the removed filter before manufacture.
Bags that are too long can contact coils, dampers or the next filter stage inside a shallow AHU section.Pocket depth and installed airflow direction are selected to preserve the measured downstream service clearance.
A missing or misplaced gasket allows unfiltered air to bypass the media around the header.Gasket material, face location and continuity are configured for the actual sealing surface in the filter bank.
Poor pocket separation causes adjacent bags to crowd together and reduces effective media exposure.Tapered pocket geometry and continuous internal separators hold six flow paths open across the module.
Typische Anwendungen
Cleanroom make-up and recirculation AHUsProcess ventilation filter banksHEPA prefiltration stagesCommercial and industrial HVAC maintenance
Technische Parameter
The ranges below describe common rigid-header pocket filters used as replaceable AHU stages; final dimensions and media selection are matched to the installed filter bank.
| Core Material | Air-laid glass-fiber pocket media with galvanized-steel header and optional elastomer perimeter gasket |
|---|---|
| Panel Dicke | 20-25 mm nominal folded header depth |
| Effektive Breite | 287-592 mm nominal filter module width |
| Maximale Länge | Up to 640 mm pocket depth |
| Stahl facing Dicke | 0.5-0.8 mm nominal galvanized-steel header sheet |
| Kerndichte | 16-40 kg/m³ for representative low-density bonded glass-fiber media |
| Thermische Leitfähigkeit | 0.032-0.046 W/(m·K) for representative low-density glass-fiber media |
| Oberfläche Finish | Natural galvanized-silver header, clean white glass-fiber pockets and optional black flat gasket |
| Gemeinsamer Typ | Sealed six-pocket assembly retained in a folded double-U header with compression-gasket seating |
| Customisierung | Verfügbar je nach beabsichtigter Anwendung und Betriebsumgebung. |
Verfügbare Optionen
Matched full-size or half-size module370-640 mm pocket depthAlternative pocket count and media gradeUpstream, downstream or circumferential gasket
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