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Industrial Filter Fabric and Bag Manufacturers in Turkey

Manufacturers and suppliers of industrial filter fabric, filter felt, filter bags and nonwoven filter media in Turkey. Choose by operating conditions, efficiency class and sample testing.

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Key facts

  • This category covers makers of filter fabric, filter felt, filter bags and nonwoven filter media; filter housings, fans and process equipment are outside it.
  • High-efficiency air filters are classified under EN 1822-1 as E10–E12 (EPA), H13–H14 (HEPA) and U15–U17 (ULPA); class H13 has an average retention efficiency of at least 99.95%.
  • ISO 29463 covers the same high-efficiency field with different class names (for example ISO 35 H), so ask which standard a quote uses.
  • General ventilation filters are classified under ISO 16890 into the groups ePM1, ePM2.5, ePM10 and ISO Coarse.
  • The air permeability of a fabric is measured under EN ISO 9237 and given in l/m²/s; it is not an efficiency class.

Guide to Industrial Filter Fabrics

Kerem Aksoy Technical Textiles Editor
Last updated:
Fact-checked by:
Gizem Polat

Filter fabric is a textile surface used to separate particles from air, gas or liquid; filter felt, filter bags, filter elements and nonwoven filter media are also products of this category. The category covers companies that make or supply them: needle-punched filter felt used for dust collection, woven filter cloths, and fine-fiber media such as meltblown. Filter housings, fans and process equipment are outside this category. Drainage filter fabric, meaning geotextile used in ground drainage, is listed under geotextiles. For raw filter surfaces see nonwovens, and for woven filter cloths see technical fabrics. For applications such as vehicle cabin filters, see also automotive textiles; the parent sector is technical textiles.

First question: what are you filtering, and under what conditions?

Choosing a filter fabric starts with the operating conditions: the fluid (air, gas or liquid), temperature, humidity, chemical environment, particle size and load, target retention efficiency and cleaning method (for example pulse cleaning with compressed air). Fiber type determines temperature and chemical resistance, while surface treatments such as membrane lamination affect the capture of fine particles. Put these values into your inquiry in full; quotes based on incomplete information cannot be compared with each other.

What does each value measure?

  • High-efficiency air filters (EPA, HEPA, ULPA): Classified under EN 1822-1 into classes E, H and U; ISO 29463 covers the same field with its own class names.
  • General ventilation filters: Classified under ISO 16890 into the groups ePM1, ePM2.5, ePM10 and ISO Coarse.
  • Air permeability of the fabric: Measured under EN ISO 9237 and given in l/m²/s; it is not an efficiency class.

The first two classifications are for air filter elements. For bag and cartridge filters, ask which test method the supplier used for retention efficiency and pressure drop, and whether the value was measured for the complete filter element or only for the medium.

Ask a filter supplier about media, sewing and expected life

  • Media producer or filter-element maker? For filter elements such as bags, cartridges and panels, size and model are custom, and the quality of sewing, welding and reinforcement matters as much as the medium.
  • Sampling: Ask first for testing laboratory data and then, if possible, for a small field trial.
  • Expected life and pressure drop: Get warranty and target values in writing, stating the operating condition they were given for.
  • Technical data sheet: Continuous and short-term temperature limits, chemical resistance and surface-treatment details should be complete.
  • Minimum order (MOQ) and lead time: Standard sizes ship from stock and special sizes come from the production plan; see the minimum quantity and lead time for special sizes in the quote.

Fiber and surface treatment set filter fabric price; service life sets total cost

Fiber type (standard polyester, or specialty fibers with high temperature and chemical resistance), GSM, membrane or surface treatment, size and the labor of making up the filter, order quantity and test cost set the price. If a cheap filter bag has to be replaced early, the total cost rises, so judge the price together with the expected life.

Sources (4)

  1. MANN+HUMMEL, EN 1822: EPA, HEPA and ULPA filter classes (manufacturer knowledge page; accessed October 11, 2026)
  2. DIN Media, DIN EN ISO 16890-1:2017-08 record (air filters for general ventilation; accessed October 11, 2026)
  3. Centexbel, Determination of permeability of fabrics to air according to EN-ISO 9237 (accessed October 11, 2026)
  4. EDANA, What are nonwovens? (accessed October 11, 2026)

Frequently asked questions

What do the HEPA and ULPA filter classes mean?

In Europe, high-efficiency air filters are classified under EN 1822-1 as E10–E12 (EPA), H13–H14 (HEPA) and U15–U17 (ULPA); the higher the number, the higher the retention efficiency. Class H13 has an average (integral) retention efficiency of at least 99.95%. The international standard ISO 29463 classifies the same field under different names (for example ISO 35 H), so ask which standard a quote uses.

Is a laboratory test enough for filter fabric, or do I need a field trial?

A laboratory test lets you compare values such as air permeability and retention efficiency. Actual service life and pressure drop depend on dust load, humidity, temperature and cleaning regime, so they are often settled only by a field trial.

How do I choose the operating temperature for a bag filter?

The fiber type sets the temperature limit. Choose by peak temperatures rather than the average, and by conditions such as humidity or acid gases; ask the supplier for continuous and short-term temperature limits in writing, from the technical data sheet.

What sets the minimum order and lead time for filter bags and filter fabric?

The minimum depends on the size. Standard sizes usually ship from stock, custom sizes from the production plan; for custom sizes, the minimum quantity and lead time vary by company. Ask which sizes ship from stock and which are made to order, and whether sampling and field-trial time is inside the lead time.

What sets the price of filter fabric and filter bags?

Fiber type (standard polyester, or specialty fibers with high temperature and chemical resistance), GSM, membrane or surface treatment, size and sewing labor, order quantity and test cost set the price. If a cheap bag has to be replaced early, the total cost rises, so judge the price together with the expected life.