CM‑14SB‑5 High‑Dirt‑Capacity Screw‑Base Coalescer Filter Cartridge
CM‑14SB‑5 high‑dirt‑capacity screw‑base coalescer filter cartridge, CM‑series coalescing element designed for heavily‑polluted light‑hydrocarbon fuel, handles large‑volume solid contaminant and emulsified water simultaneously.
Product Introduction
Oil Filtration Machine develops heavy‑load Coalescer Filter cartridges for heavily‑polluted fuel feed‑stock condition. CM‑14SB‑5 coalescer filter cartridge belongs to CM‑series screw‑base coalescing element. Comparing with ordinary CA‑series coalescer, CM‑series is optimized for high solid‑contaminant working condition, which is very common in refinery intermediate fuel receiving stations where incoming fluid carries large amounts of pipeline sediment and emulsified water.
Optimized high‑capacity gradient glass‑fiber coalescing media is adopted for this cartridge. Polluted light‑hydrocarbon fuel flows outside‑to‑inside through multi‑depth media layers. Oil‑water emulsion is destroyed, micro water droplets collide and merge into large settleable droplets. Meanwhile large‑quantity solid sediments, rust particles and granular impurities are trapped inside depth‑type media. Reinforced screw‑base end‑cap and dual‑side metal support cage enhance mechanical performance under frequent flow fluctuation.
Each CM‑14SB‑5 coalescer undergoes ISO 2941 collapse‑burst test, ISO 2942 media integrity inspection and ISO 2943 fluid compatibility evaluation before shipment. This coalescer cannot run alone and must pair with matched screw‑base separator filter element to achieve complete two‑stage liquid‑liquid separation result. View full‑series catalog: Coalescer Filter Element.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the core advantage of CM‑series compare with standard CA‑series coalescer?
A: CM‑series features higher dirt‑holding capacity, better suited for fuel feed‑stock with heavy solid particle load.
Q: Can CM‑14SB‑5 be mixed with rod‑mount coalescer in same vessel?
A: Not allowed, mounting interface mismatch will create fluid bypass and reduce overall filtration efficiency.
Q: What medium does CM‑14SB‑5 coalescer fit?
A: Aviation kerosene, diesel and other light‑weight hydrocarbon fuels.
Q: When should operators replace full coalescer‑separator set?
A: Replace coalescer and supporting separator together once system differential pressure reaches 12‑15 psi.
Related Products:Coalescer Filter Element |Separator Filter Element
Product Technical Parameters
| Item | Specification |
| Main Reference Model | CM‑14SB‑5 |
| CM‑series related model list | CM‑14SB‑5, CM‑38SB‑5, CM‑56SB‑5 |
| Filter Media | High‑capacity gradient glass‑fiber coalescing media |
| Mounting Form | Screw‑base(SB) |
| Micron Rating | 5 μm |
| Seal Options | Buna‑N / EPDM / Viton optional |
| Max Operating Temperature | 120℃ |
| Max Differential Pressure | 50 psid |
| Matched Separator Element | SM‑series screw‑base separator filter element |
| Test Standard | ISO 2941, ISO 2942, ISO 2943 |
| Applicable Vessel | Screw‑base fuel coalescer‑separator housing |
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