Mist Eliminators for Wet Scrubbers

A mist collector for a CNC machine is a specific type of air filtration device designed to capture oil or coolant mist generated during machining operations. While it shares the principle of removing liquid aerosols from a gas stream, it is a distinct application from the large-scale industrial process mist eliminators used in wet scrubbers, chemical towers, or gas pipelines.

The primary purpose of a mist eliminator is to remove liquid droplets or mist from a gas or vapor stream. This is crucial for protecting downstream equipment from corrosion and damage, preventing product contamination, reducing air pollution by capturing harmful emissions, and improving the overall efficiency of industrial processes like scrubbing, distillation, and absorption.

Our standard demister pads are fabricated from high-quality Stainless Steel 316 (SS316) for its excellent corrosion resistance and durability in harsh chemical environments. We also offer customization with other alloys and materials to meet specific temperature, pressure, and chemical compatibility requirements for your unique application. Contact our team to discuss material options.

Yes, customization is a core strength. We engineer and manufacture mist eliminators in a wide range of custom sizes, shapes, and densities to fit your specific vessel or housing. Whether you require a round, rectangular, or complex profile, our advanced manufacturing technology allows us to create a solution that meets your exact performance and installation needs.

Selecting the correct mist eliminator involves considering factors like gas flow rate, operating pressure and temperature, droplet size distribution, and required removal efficiency. Our engineering team can assist you in this process. By analyzing your specific operational parameters, we can recommend the optimal mesh density, thickness, and material for your wet scrubber or filtration system.

Our demister pads are critical components in a wide range of sectors. Key industries include oil and gas refining, chemical processing, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and power generation. They are used in applications like gas scrubbing, distillation towers, knockout drums, and steam separation to ensure process efficiency, protect equipment, and control emissions.