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| Parameter | Woven Dust Filter Bags | Non-Woven Dust Filter Bags |
|---|---|---|
| Filtration Efficiency | Moderate (10–50 µm) | High (<5 µm) |
| Temperature Range | Up to 280°C (PTFE) | Typically ≤150°C (varies by material) |
| Primary Use Cases | Heavy dust loads (e.g., steel slag treatment) | Fine particulate (e.g., VOC systems) |
Advances in hybrid materials (e.g., PTFE-coated woven bags) for flue gas denitrification.
Role of full-chain quality systems (R&D to delivery) in enhancing durability.
Summary of woven/non-woven distinctions.
Reiteration of dust filter bags as critical components in turnkey environmental projects, supported by engineering expertise like Anhui Tiankang’s integrated solutions.