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How to Choose Anti-Corrosion Treatment for Filter Cages? A Comparison of Cold Galvanizing, Hot-Dip Galvanizing, Spray Coating, and Stainless Steel
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How to Determine Filter Bag Cage Dimensions? An Explanation of Diameter, Length, and Connection Structure
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Filter cages must be compatible with both the dust filter bags and the equipment's internal structure. When verifying dimensions, it is essential to check the cage diameter, length, number of longitudinal wires, wire gauge, spacing of horizontal rings, and the design of the top assembly; furthermore, ensure compatibility with the filter bag opening, the aperture of the tube sheet (cell plate), and the equipment's specific connection mechanism. Standard cage diameters include φ100, φ120, φ125, φ130, φ133, φ150, φ160, φ180, and φ200 mm, with lengths that can be customized for specific projects. Options for the top assembly include spring-loaded, flanged, clamp-style, or Venturi-type designs, while connection methods encompass plug-in, butt-joint, threaded, and snap-fit configurations. Providing samples of existing cages, filter bag specifications, or equipment drawings will help minimize the risk of dimensional or interface mismatches.
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