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The G series is a micro-particle collection filter fabric that uses fine denier yarns and filaments, and features a dense structure achieved through double weaving. It is characterized by a higher number of pores per unit area compared to other fabrics. This enables an exceptional collection rate of ultra-fine particles that surpasses other fabrics.
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In recent years, the industrial sector in Japan has seen advancements in the micronization of product materials, leading to a demand for precise filtration within manufacturing processes. As a result, high-performance filter fabrics have become essential. Nakao Filter has developed the "G Series," a highly collection-efficient filter fabric woven with fine fibers of less than 1 denier, featuring numerous micro-pores to meet these demands. Please take a look at the performance of this series, which is available in materials such as polypropylene and polyester.
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Toner collection Cleaning solution for electronic components Liquid filtration for magnetic materials Liquid filtration for pigments and others
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Since our founding in 1934, we have continued relentless technological development as the only manufacturer specializing in filter cloth in our country under this corporate philosophy, playing a significant role in improving productivity in the industrial sector and in environmental conservation. With the motto, "We strive for research and development with enthusiasm and serve society with sincerity," we will continue to respond to the needs of our customers and society, and all our employees will unite their efforts to be of service to everyone through the manufacturing and sales of filter cloth that meets your satisfaction.
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