What is pore size for sintered metal filter ?

Sintered metal filters are a popular choice for industrial and scientific applications because they can filter out particles with incredible precision. But what exactly is pore size when it comes to sintered metal filters?
Sintered metal filters are made by compressing metal powders into a porous shape and then heating them until the particles fuse together. The result is a material with tiny, interconnected pores that can capture particles as they pass through.
The pore size of a sintered metal filter is a critical factor in determining its filtering efficiency. Filters with smaller pores can capture smaller particles but may be more prone to clogging, while filters with larger pores can let larger particles through.
The pore size of a sintered metal filter is chosen based on the specific needs of the application. For example, a filter used in a laboratory might need to capture very small particles, while a filter used in an industrial setting might need to allow larger particles through to avoid clogging.
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