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Product Overview
Stainless Steel Hair Filter
The filter housing is constructed from high-grade stainless steel, which provides exceptional resistance to corrosion, erosion, and mechanical impact. The uniquely designed perforated basket efficiently captures hair, fibers, and large debris, while the streamlined inlet and outlet ensure minimal pressure loss. Easy to install, clean, and maintain. The filtration precision can effectively intercept impurities larger than 1-2mm.
Working Principle
The stainless steel hair filter mainly consists of a stainless steel housing, a precision-perforated filter basket, a sealing gasket, and a pressure-resistant cover with quick-open clamps. The filter is equipped with a cylindrical stainless steel basket featuring fine pores, which is mounted vertically inside the housing. The top cover is secured by robust clamps ensuring a tight seal. During operation, water enters the filter through the inlet port, and hair, lint, and large debris are physically trapped by the basket while allowing water to pass through. Accumulated impurities are removed by manually opening the cover and extracting the basket for cleaning, without requiring tools or interrupting the system operation for extended periods.
Control Method
The stainless steel hair filter operates on a manual mechanical principle, requiring no external power or control systems. Its operation relies on periodic manual intervention based on visual inspection or a predefined maintenance schedule. The key operational parameter is the pressure drop across the filter: an increase in differential pressure indicates basket clogging and signals the need for cleaning. Maintenance involves releasing the quick-open clamps, removing the top cover, and extracting the filter basket for manual rinsing. Users can easily integrate this cleaning routine into their regular equipment upkeep, ensuring consistent filtration performance with minimal operational complexity.
MODEL | ValveSize(mm) | Tank Dimensions(mm) | Designflow |
ECH-MF-50 | 50 | 160*270*235 | 10-15 |
ECH-MF-65 | 65 | 220*340*350 | 15-30 |
ECH-MF-80 | 80 | 220*340*350 | 30-60 |
ECH-MF-100 | 100 | 275*400*400 | 60-90 |
ECH-MF-125 | 125 | 275*400*400 | 90-120 |
ECH-MF-150 | 150 | 275*400*450 | 120-150 |
ECH-MF-200 | 200 | 350*500*490 | 150-180 |
ECH-MF-250 | 250 | 400*560*520 | 200-250 |
FAQ
Q1: What is a stainless steel hair filter? What is its core function?
A1: A stainless steel hair filter is a pre-filtration device installed in the water circulation pipeline of swimming pools, spas, and water treatment systems. Its core function is to physically intercept and remove large particulate impurities such as hair, fibers, lint, and other debris from the water. This protects downstream equipment (like pumps and finer filters) from clogging and damage, ensuring the smooth operation of the entire system.
Q2: What are the main advantages of a stainless steel hair filter?
A2:Durable Material: Constructed from 304 or 316 stainless steel, offering exceptional resistance to corrosion, chlorine, and mechanical impact, ensuring a long service life.
Efficient Pre-Filtration: Effectively captures large debris that can quickly clog and burden the main filtration system, significantly improving overall efficiency.
Low Maintenance & Easy Cleaning: Features a simple design with a quick-open clamp and a removable filter basket. Cleaning is a fast, manual process without the need for tools or complex backwashing procedures.
Minimal Pressure Loss: The perforated basket and optimized flow path design ensure efficient water flow with very low flow resistance.
Q3: How often does the stainless steel hair filter need to be cleaned?
A3: The cleaning frequency is not fixed and depends entirely on the bather load and the amount of debris. It should be cleaned:
When the pressure drop across the filter increases significantly (if a pressure gauge is installed).
As part of a regular maintenance schedule (e.g., weekly for commercial pools, bi-weekly for residential pools).
After periods of heavy usage or if there is a visible accumulation of debris in the pump basket or skimmer, suggesting the hair filter may also be full.
A quick visual inspection of the basket is the simplest way to determine if cleaning is needed.