PM Sintered Bronze Filters

Sintered bronze filter is a porous metal filtration component widely used for gas and liquid filtration, flow control, noise reduction,and equipment protection. Manufactured from sintered bronze powder, these filters offer stable permeability, uniform pore structure,and excellent durability for continuous industrial operation.  

Compared with stainless steel filters, sintered bronze filters are often selected for applications requiring cost-effective filtration, good self-lubricating properties, and reliable particle retention. They are commonly used in pneumatic systems, compressors, silencers,fluid handling equipment, and industrial filtration assemblies.

Jetvision supplies custom sintered bronze filter elements in various forms, including discs, tubes, plates, and filter cups.

With flexible OEM manufacturing capabilities, we support customization in size, shape, pore size, and material structure to meet

specific filtration and installation requirements. 

We offer various shapes of sintered brass filters, with the 4-most popular types being: 

1. Sintered Bronze Filter Disc 

2. Sintered Bronze Filter Tube

3. Sintered Bronze Filter Plate

4. Sintered Bronze Filter Cups

Jetvision's expertise enables us to provide customized sintering solutions and standard sintered bronze filter elements.

We specialize in OEM manufacturing tailored to your specific thickness, permeability, and pore size.

Overview:

Powder Metallurgy is ideal for filter components requiring:

Controlled porosity

Corrosion resistance

High temperature resistance

Long service life

Unlike MIM, PM technology can intentionally maintain interconnected porosity, making it particularly suitable for filtration applications.

Available Materials:

CuSn10

CuSn8

Customized Bronze Materials

Key Advantages:

● Excellent Air Permeability

Suitable for gas filtration applications.

● Corrosion Resistance

Ideal for humid environments.

● Stable Filtration Performance

Controlled pore structure.

● Cost-Effective Manufacturing

Suitable for large production volumes.

FAQ:

Can MIM produce porous filters?

Generally no. Controlled porosity is a key advantage of conventional Powder Metallurgy technology.