Star filter bags, also known as pleat bags or extended filter surface bags, have been specifically designed to increase the filter surface area. These bags can easily be integrated into existing systems and processes without the need for expensive equipment changes. They are also suitable for new bag houses that have high emission requirements. The pleats in the bags are conveniently gathered at the top snap band, allowing the StarBag to fit into the same cell plate hole as a standard bag of the same diameter. This significantly reduces the air to cloth ratio. We offer a wide range of star filter bags for bag house collectors, which enhance the performance, efficiency, and profitability of the bag house dust collector and flue.
By utilizing pleated bags rather than conventional round or oval bags, the innovative fusion of filter bags and keel entirely eliminates the wear and tear on the filter bags caused by the typical transverse support ring. Alongside decreased operating pressure and blowing frequency, the damage to the bags from fatigue is significantly diminished, leading to a substantial increase in their lifespan.
Star filter bags, also known as pleat bags or extended filter surface bags, have been specifically designed to increase the filter surface area. These bags can easily be integrated into existing systems and processes without the need for expensive equipment changes. They are also suitable for new bag houses that have high emission requirements. The pleats in the bags are conveniently gathered at the top snap band, allowing the StarBag to fit into the same cell plate hole as a standard bag of the same diameter. This significantly reduces the air to cloth ratio. We offer a wide range of star filter bags for bag house collectors, which enhance the performance, efficiency, and profitability of the bag house dust collector and flue.
By utilizing pleated bags rather than conventional round or oval bags, the innovative fusion of filter bags and keel entirely eliminates the wear and tear on the filter bags caused by the typical transverse support ring. Alongside decreased operating pressure and blowing frequency, the damage to the bags from fatigue is significantly diminished, leading to a substantial increase in their lifespan.
