Roll Goods
Industrial Filter Fabrics — by the Metre
Woven filtration textiles available as roll goods in a wide range of materials, weave types, and finishes. For self-fabrication, testing, coating, or prototype development. Samples available on request.
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Select a material to view available weave types, specifications, and typical applications.
Polypropylene (PP)
Excellent chemical resistance across the full pH range. The most widely used polymer in industrial liquid filtration — ideal for acidic and alkaline environments.
Polyester (PET)
High tensile strength, excellent abrasion resistance and dimensional stability. The standard choice for mechanically demanding filtration processes.
Polyamide (PA / Nylon)
Superior abrasion resistance and elasticity. Excellent for fine particle retention and applications requiring high mechanical flexibility.
Cotton
Natural fibre filter fabric — biodegradable, good particle retention, smooth calendered surface for excellent cake release. Plain, twill and satin weave.
Specialty Polymers
High-performance polymers for extreme conditions: PEEK (260 °C), PVDF, PPS, PTFE, and Aramid. For aggressive chemicals, high temperatures, and critical applications.
Material Comparison
Quick reference to help you choose the right polymer for your filtration process.
| Property | PP | PET | PA | Cotton | PEEK |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Max Temperature | 90 °C | 150 °C | 120 °C | 100 °C | 260 °C |
| Acid Resistance | Excellent | Good | Poor | Moderate | Excellent |
| Alkali Resistance | Excellent | Moderate | Good | Poor | Excellent |
| Abrasion Resistance | Good | Excellent | Excellent | Good | Good |
| Hydrolysis Resistance | Excellent | Moderate | Poor | Poor | Excellent |
| Typical Weight Range | 200–800 g/m² | 200–900 g/m² | 200–750 g/m² | 300–800 g/m² | 350–900 g/m² |
| Typical Use | Chemical, wastewater | Mining, food, general | Pharma, fine chemicals | Food, OEM replacement | Extreme conditions |
Available Weave Types
The weave pattern determines drainage, cake release, strength, and pore structure of the filter fabric.
Plain Weave (Leinwandbindung)
Simplest interlacing pattern. Good dimensional stability, uniform pore distribution. Standard for general filtration.
Twill Weave (Köperbindung)
Diagonal pattern distributes stress evenly. Higher tear strength and better drape on curved surfaces. Preferred for heavy-duty filtration.
Satin Weave (Atlasbindung)
Smooth, low-friction surface promotes excellent cake release. Ideal for fine particle retention and pharmaceutical applications.
Leno Weave (Dreherbindung)
Open mesh structure with locked yarn crossings. Maximum drainage and air permeability. Used for coarse pre-filtration and dewatering.
Surface Finishes
Post-weaving treatments that modify the fabric surface for specific filtration performance requirements.
Calendered
Hot roller pressing for a smooth, compacted surface. Improves cake release and reduces particle penetration.
Heat-Set
Thermal stabilisation that locks the weave geometry. Prevents shrinkage and improves dimensional stability.
Singed
Flame treatment removes surface fibres for a cleaner finish. Reduces blinding and improves washability.
Coated
Microporous PU or PTFE coating for fine particle retention. Achieves sub-micron filtration without sacrificing flow.
Fabricated Products from Our Roll Goods
These fabrics serve as the base material for our complete range of fabricated filtration products.
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