1)Excellent resistant to hydrolysis, acids and alkalies.

2)Smooth surface, good air permeability

3)Lower fiber release, Lower density

4)High mechanical characteristics

Galvanic industry and Chemical industry     Prefiltering solvents and acids

Prefilter to extend final filter life             Final filter for noncritical filtrations

Liquid-solid sepration with strong acid and alkali conditions filter press

Air filtration under 90℃

Polypropylene is a relatively low temperature fiber with quite excellent chemical resistance which finds use in specialist applications such as the chemical industry.

The fibers cannot hydrolyse, the only chemical weakness being a susceptibility to oxidising agents. Other than that they can be used almost universally provided the temperature is below 90°C.The fiber is of a low density (it floats in water) and so a given denier of fiber is much larger in diameter than the polyester equivalent. This leads to felts being quite thick, almost 50% thicker than for the same polyester weight.The fiber is very prone to static build up so the felts are often augmented by the incorporation of either conductive fibers or a conductive scrim or a combination of the two. This then helps to dissipate potential static electric discharges.