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Rubber necks
Rubber Evoprene necks are sewn into the feed ports to combat aggressive
abrasion and premature wear in the neck area.
Various sizes are available for the various thicknesses and port diameters.
Cloth necks
All cloth necks are latex coated to render them impermeable and help core
cleaning during cycles. Double neck tapes are supplied and yarns sealed with
latex blue sealant to ensure ultra fine particles don’t slip through the
cloth necks.
Blue Latex is painted on the edge of some press cloths to help the seal the
press and reduce the wicking of liquid from between the filter plates. The
Blue latex is resistant to most mineral acids and alkalis.
When plates are worn and don’t seal very well, a needle felt picture frame
is cut out and sewn on the edges of the filter cloth to reduce the leaking.
All eyelets are inserted hydraulically to ensure stable tight fitment on all
the top and sides of the cloths.
All cloth edges and corner port edges are heat sealed to prevent fraying,
and render a stable uniform size when manufactured.
All yarns used to manufacture filter cloths are of the same polymer as the
filter cloths to comply with the chemical resistance of the liquids being
filtered.
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