Polished Stainless Steel Cartridge Filter Housing, Brand Name : Crown

Cartridge Filter Housing 

A Cartridge Filter Housing is a pressure vessel designed to hold one or multiple filter cartridges for the removal of suspended solids, turbidity, fine particles, and microbial contaminants from water and process fluids. It is commonly used as a pre-filtration or polishing step in water treatment systems to protect downstream equipment such as RO membranes, UV systems, pumps, and process pipelines.

The housing is designed to accommodate various cartridge types—such as PP spun, melt-blown, pleated, activated carbon, or string-wound cartridges—in sizes typically ranging from 10”, 20”, 30”, to 40” length. It ensures safe and leak-free filtration while maintaining high flow rates and low pressure drop.

• Robust Construction:
  Available in SS304, SS316, MS Epoxy-coated, FRP, or UPVC based on application and water quality.

• Single & Multi-Cartridge Options:
  From 1 cartridge upto 3, 5, 7, 10,12, 15,20 &30 cartridges for higher flow requirements.

• Hygienic Design:
  To Suit code-7 cartridges Polished internal and external surfaces (in SS models) to meet drinking water and industrial standards.

• Easy Cartridge Replacement:
  Quick-open clamp or bolt-type closure for fast servicing and maintenance.

• High Pressure Rating:
  Options available in 3 kg/cm², 5 kg/cm², 10 kg/cm² and above.

• Various End Connections:
  Flanged, threaded (BSP/NPT), or victaulic connections for easy integration.

• RO plant pre-filtration

• Drinking water systems

• Packaged drinking water industry

• Food & beverage processing

• Pharmaceuticals & healthcare

• Chemical & petrochemical industries

• Swimming pools and aquaculture

• General industrial filtration

• Removes fine particles up to 1–50 microns depending on cartridge selection

• Ensures low SDI (Silt Density Index) for RO feed

• Protects downstream equipment and increases system life

• Provides consistent flow with minimal pressure drop

• Suitable for both low- and high-turbidity waters