Lenticular Filter Housing AISI 316 Stainless Steel

Lenticular Filter Housing

Lenticular filter housing standing on 4 legs, closure by stainless steel bolts, sealing by silicone gasket, flat gasket style adapter for modules.
Available in 12-Inch and 16-Inch Diameters with capacity for 2, 3 or 4 Modules

Benefits to Lenticular Filter vs Plate & Frame Filter:

• Easier/Quicker Setup
• Easier/Quicker to Clean
• Greatly reduce risk of contamination/oxidation due to sealed system
• Filtration without product losses due to an enclosed design
• Simple to load and break down- no need for wetting and re-tightening
• Housings can be loaded with as few as one filter module (Additional Equipment Required)
• Filter modules can be back flushed and reused multiple times (When using backflushable modules and applicable hardware)
• A Lenticular Filter system with re-usable filter media cost less than
• Takes up less space due to vertical design

Specifications & Details:  

Includes all necessary fittings for filter operation.

Connections Tri-clamp:

• Inlet/Outlet     1.5” TC
• Gauge port       1.5” TC
• Drain outlet      1.0” TC
• Air vent               0.25” thread to hose barb

Materials:
316 stainless steel, sanitary construction

Surface Finish:
Mirror polished Ra<0.2μ

Includes: (each housing)

• Pressure Gauge
• 2 Butterfly valves for inlet/outlet and drain
• Bottom Deflection Plate required for back wash
• All clamps and gaskets

Technical data dome:
Maximum operating temperature: 140˚ C (284˚ F)
Maximum operating pressure: 10 bar (liquid pressure only)

Optional items for Lenticular housings (see related items above):
1-High center post for Lenticular filter housing.
Allows the housing to be used with only one filter module in it.
2-High center post for Lenticular filter housing.
Allows the housing to be used with only two filter module in it.
3-High center post for lenticular filter housing.
Allows the housing to be used with only three filter module in it.

Backflush plates:
Backflush plates are highly recommended when back flushing the SupraDisc II modules. The plates provide support to the modules and reduce the risk of possible tearing or deformation of the modules during the backward flow.

How to size Backflush Plate sets for each housing:
For 1-high housing: 2 end plates are needed
For 2-high housing: 2 end plates and 1 intermediate are needed
For 3-high housing: 2 end plates and 2 intermediate are needed
For 4-high housing: 2 end plates and 3 intermediate are needed