| Purpose |
| Filter cages provide structural support to filter bags, preventing them from collapsing during operation. |
| They are essential in ensuring the bag's surface area is maximized for effective filtration. |
| Materials |
| Typically made from materials like carbon steel, stainless steel, or galvanized steel. |
| The material choice depends on the operating conditions, including temperature, humidity, and the nature of the particles being filtered. |
| Design |
| Consists of vertical wires and horizontal rings to form a cylindrical shape. |
| The design can vary to optimize airflow and minimize wear and tear on the filter bags. |
| Considerations |
| Cages must be designed to fit precisely within the filter bag and housing. |
| They should be corrosion-resistant to prolong their lifespan and maintain efficient operation. |






