The efficiency of filtration systems largely depends on the quality of the materials used. Modern filtration fabrics, such as polypropylene, polyester, and fiberglass, offer superior performance and durability. Advanced processes like Teflon coating, heat setting, and calendering further enhance their capabilities. Polypropylene is an excellent choice for liquid filtration due to its resistance to acids and alkalis. Polyester is versatile and durable, making it ideal for both air and liquid filtration. Fiberglass stands out for its high-temperature resistance, making it perfect for industrial dust control applications. 

Non-woven fabrics, lightweight and customizable, are widely used in diverse applications. These advanced materials ensure efficient filtration while minimizing operational disruptions. They provide excellent resistance to various environmental factors, ensuring durability and reliability. The careful selection and customization of filtration fabrics based on specific industrial requirements play a critical role in achieving optimal performance and compliance with environmental standards.