Wound non-woven fabric filter having heat fusible fibers

Liquid purification or separation – Filter – Supported – shaped or superimposed formed mediums

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210503, 428 359, 428 363, 4282967, 156187, 264113, 55486, 55528, B01D 3916

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ABSTRACT:
The cartridge filter of the present invention is a filter comprising a wound and laminated composite non-woven fabric containing heat fusible fibers, wherein the delamination strength between layers of the laminated composite non-woven fabric of said filter increases continuously or discontinuously from the outer layer toward the inner layer, the delamination strength of the inner layer-exceeds 1000 gf/5 cm, and the delamination strength of the outer layer is 5 to 1000 gf/5 cm. This cartridge excels in filtering life, filtering accuracy, and pressure resistance.

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