🛡️ Scraper Self-Cleaning Filters — Efficient Filtration Without Added Impurities

At , we offer advanced scraper self-cleaning filters engineered for high-viscosity liquid applications. These filters are designed to operate continuously, removing impurities from the filter surface through mechanical scraping—without introducing any external cleaning agents. Ideal for industries requiring precision, safety, and uninterrupted performance.

🔧 Filter Variants Available

✅ Inner Scraper Self-Cleaning Filter

Removes contaminants from the inner surface of the filter element using a motor-driven scraper. Suitable for processes where internal cleaning is critical.

 

✅ Outer Scraper Self-Cleaning Filter

Cleans the outer surface of the filter screen via rotating blades. Offers filtration accuracy between 50–500 μm, making it ideal for viscous liquids with high purity demands.

🌟 Key Features & Benefits

⚙️ Working Principle

  1. Liquid enters the filter and flows from the outer surface to the inner core of the filter element
  2. Impurities accumulate on the filter surface
  3. Scraping is triggered by preset time or differential pressure
  4. Motor-driven blades rotate to remove debris, which falls into the collection cone
  5. Waste liquid is discharged through a drain valve and can be recycled if needed

📐 Technical Specifications (Customizable)

Parameter Standard Range
Design Pressure 1.0 MPa
Inlet/Outlet Diameter DN 50 – DN 200
Drain Outlet Diameter DN 40, DN 50
Operating Temperature 0–200 °C
Filter Rating 50–500 μm
Filter Area 1100 cm² – 13600 cm²
Applicable Liquids Water & viscous liquids (<80,000 mPa·s)
Impurity Load < 1000 ppm
Clean Differential Pressure ~0.05 MPa (varies by viscosity)
Filter Housing Material SS304, SS316L, Carbon Steel
Scraper Blade Material SS304, SS316L
Seal Material NBR (standard), VITON
Filter Element Type V-slot slotted metal, SS316L
Drain Valve Pneumatic ball valve, IP65
Gear Motor 180W, 3-phase, 380V, IP55
Control System Requirements 380V AC, 0.4–0.6 MPa dry compressed air

Note: All specifications can be tailored to meet your unique process conditions, fluid properties, and installation constraints.