Foam filters for Punjab.
Die-cut reticulated foam, sheet stock and gaskets supplied to industry across Punjab — specified for what Punjab's plants are actually breathing, not from a catalogue.
What this state breathes.
Punjab's industry is dominated by two things that both suit foam unusually well: textile lint, which washes out of an open lattice and clogs everything else, and foundry work, where the dust is too abrasive and too plentiful for fine media to survive.
Climate. Hot summers and cold winters, but the defining event is the post-harvest stubble-burning season through October and November, when particulate levels across the state rise sharply for weeks.
Who buys foam here.
- Hosiery and knitwear, Ludhiana — The classic foam application. Fibre and lint blind a paper filter in days and wash straight out of an open lattice.
- Steel re-rolling, Mandi Gobindgarh — Scale and mill dust, hot ambient air. Coarse grades and thick sections only.
- Foundry, Batala and Jalandhar — Sand, and abrasive enough that filter life is measured in weeks rather than months.
- Sports goods and hand tools, Jalandhar — Grinding and buffing dust, plus compressor intakes running most of the shift.
Industrial centres served: Ludhiana · Jalandhar · Mandi Gobindgarh · Batala · Mohali · Amritsar · Rajpura.
What we'd recommend.
Specify for the stubble season, not the annual average. That means going a grade coarser and a section thicker than the rest of the year would justify, so elements survive six to eight weeks of very high particulate without starving the equipment behind them. Ludhiana's hosiery mills should be at 20 PPI regardless.
That is where we would start for hosiery and knitwear, ludhiana, not a quote. Tell us the equipment, what it draws in and how often it will realistically be serviced, and the grade narrows quickly. Background: choosing a PPI and polyester against polyether.
Getting it to Ludhiana.
Most Punjab enquiries arrive as one of two things: a die-cut element matched to a filter that already exists, or sheet stock for a converter cutting in-house. Both start from the same information — grade, thickness, and either a drawing, a DXF or the old part. Repeat orders then run against the same tooling.
We cut the foam ourselves at our own facility in Ghaziabad, which is why the recommendation above is a technical opinion rather than whatever happens to be in stock. Pricing is volume-based — see how foam is quoted.
Common questions.
Do you supply reticulated foam filters in Punjab?
Yes — die-cut filter elements, gaskets and sheet stock, supplied to industry across Punjab including Ludhiana, Jalandhar, Mandi Gobindgarh, Batala, Mohali, Amritsar and Rajpura. Manufacturing is at our own facility in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, and orders ship to you directly. Grades run from 20 to 80 PPI and thickness from 5 mm upwards, cut to your drawing, DXF or a sample of the element you want matched.
Which foam grade suits conditions in Punjab?
Hot summers and cold winters, but the defining event is the post-harvest stubble-burning season through October and November, when particulate levels across the state rise sharply for weeks. Specify for the stubble season, not the annual average. That means going a grade coarser and a section thicker than the rest of the year would justify, so elements survive six to eight weeks of very high particulate without starving the equipment behind them. Ludhiana's hosiery mills should be at 20 PPI regardless.
Which foam grade suits a hosiery or knitwear mill?
20 PPI, in the thickest section the housing takes. Textile lint is bulky rather than fine, so it loads by volume — a coarse deep element holds an enormous amount before restricting airflow, and rinses clean. Anything finer than 30 PPI in a knitwear mill will blind over within days.
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