The material used to produce these disc filters is AISI 316L or AISI 316 stainless steel. They are made by uniaxial compaction of powder in a rigid tool with the negative shape of the part, and then sintered. The pore size is adjusted by changing the compaction pressure and/or the particle size of the powder.
The diameter or width of these filters is determined by the tooling, while their height is adjustable from approximately 1.5mm to the maximum length indicated in the tables.
We have a variety of stainless steel filter discs in permanent stock that can be shipped within 24 hours. Please click the links to view our permanent stock or to view the different material grades that are available.
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