Porvair Filtration Group manufactures a range of high quality, industry standard equipment sterilisation and processing filters. Our steam filters are available in a selection of grades to meet the particular requirements demanded throughout the production process.
Culinary steam Porvair supply a range of filters for the production of particulate free culinary steam for critical applications that come in direct contact with food, beverages, pharmaceuticals or product contact surfaces. These filters exceed the 3A Sanitary Standards 609-03, constructed to remove more than 95% of 2 micron particles.
Process steam Porvair's process steam filters are used where clean, dry steam is critical for plant performance and continuous operation, but where there is no direct contact with the manufactured product.
Porvair's Sinterflo® stainless steel filter elements are available in high quality 316L sintered metal fibre, metal mesh and sintered metal powder media. Our elements have an exceptional dirt holding capacity and are designed to withstand demanding temperature and pressure conditions.
All components used in the construction of our elements are FDA approved to 21CFR, manufactured according to DIN EN ISO 9001 and meet or exceed the latest EC Directives for Food Contact.
Applications Sterilisation, particulate entrainment and purification using filtered steam is used throughout the production process in applications such as: Sterile packaging For the sterilisation of product packaging for the food, beverage and pharmaceutical industries. Pharmaceuticals Used in the purification of product and manufacturing equipment and the prevention of contaminants. Breweries For bottling lines, sterilising equipment, removing pipe-scale and prevention of fouling of valves and injectors. Dairies For the sterilisation of process equipment and direct/indirect thermal processing of foodstuffs. Food and beverages For bottling and canning processes. Chemical production For the removal of bacteria and contaminants in fermentation and sanitisation processes in fermentors and bioreactors.
