Mist Eliminators

Entrained liquid droplets carried out of a vessel rob the process of product, foul and corrode downstream equipment, and drive up emissions. M10 mist eliminators capture that entrainment before it leaves the vessel. Knitted wire-mesh pads collect fine droplets by impingement across a high surface area for high removal efficiency at low pressure drop, while vane-type (chevron) eliminators force the gas through sharp direction changes that fling out larger droplets — rugged and fouling-resistant for higher velocities and dirtier service.

Each eliminator is sized to your vessel and service — mesh density, pad thickness, or vane spacing set to the droplet range, gas velocity, and fouling tendency — and fabricated in the right material for the chemistry, from polypropylene and PTFE to stainless and exotic alloys.

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Key Features

• Wire-mesh pad and vane-type (chevron) designs
• High droplet-removal efficiency at low pressure drop
• Sized to droplet range, velocity & fouling
• Polypropylene, PTFE, stainless & exotic alloys

Typical Applications

Materials of Construction

Knitted wire (metal) and plastic mesh, PTFE, and chevron vane packs in stainless and exotic alloys.