Support rings are structural components in filter bag cages that maintain bag shape and prevent collapse during industrial filtration processes.
| Parameter | Typical range | Notes & selection driver |
|---|---|---|
| Shape | Circular, octagonal, or hexagonal | |
| Spacing | 300-600 mm between rings | |
| Welding | Continuous weld or spot weld to cage verticals | |
| Diameter | 100-300 mm (matches bag/cage diameter) | |
| Load Capacity | 10-50 kg radial load (depends on material) | |
| Wire Thickness | 4-8 mm |
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This component is used in the following industrial products
A structural support frame that holds filter bags in place within a bag filter house, maintaining their shape and preventing collapse during operation.
The main structural component of a column that provides support and houses internal mechanisms.
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Failure can cause bag collapse, reduced filtration area, increased pressure drop, bag abrasion from contact, and premature bag replacement, leading to system inefficiency and downtime.
Yes, if welded, they can be cut and rewelded, but replacement often requires partial cage disassembly. Some designs use removable rings for easier maintenance.
Choose based on operating environment: carbon steel for dry, non-corrosive conditions; stainless steel for moisture, chemicals, or high temperatures; galvanized steel for moderate corrosion resistance.
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