Our sintered filters made of plastic and metal provide optimal protection for sensors by effectively blocking dust and dirt. The plastic sintered filters are lightweight and durable, ideal for use in less demanding environments. Metal sintered filters, on the other hand, ensure particularly long service life and stability, even under extreme conditions. Both filters ensure precise measurements and extend the lifespan of the sensors.
This guide provides key answers to common questions about sintered filters.
What is a sintered filter?
A sintered filter is made of porous material that serves as protection for sensors or other sensitive devices by filtering particles such as dust and dirt.
What is a sintered filter used for?
Sintered filters are used to protect sensors in harsh or dirty environments while ensuring the accuracy of measurements.
What is the difference between plastic and metal sintered filters?
Plastic sintered filters are lighter and suitable for less demanding environments, while metal sintered filters are more robust and designed for extreme conditions.
How long does a sintered filter last?
The lifespan of a sintered filter depends on the environment and the operating conditions, but metal sintered filters generally offer a longer lifespan than plastic variants.
