Plastic Super Intalox Saddle, also known as the plastic super saddle, is an enhanced version of the traditional plastic Intalox saddle. Its design improves upon the original fan-shaped curved surface by transforming it into a more shell-like form with serrated edges, and increasing the openings to enhance the communication between the internal and external surfaces of the packing. This modification combines the advantages of both ring and saddle-type packings, offering the high flux capacity of ring packings and the superior liquid distribution properties of saddle packings.
With its low pressure drop and high mass transfer efficiency, the Plastic Super Intalox Saddle is considered one of the most effective and widely used high-performance packings across different industries. It outperforms other types of packings in a wide range of applications.
Key Features:
- Materials: PE, PP, RPP, PVC, CPVC, PVDF, and more.
- High void fraction and low pressure drop.
- Low mass transfer unit height.
- Uniform gas-liquid contact, promoting efficient mass transfer.
- High separation efficiency.
Applications: The Plastic Super Intalox Saddle features a curved, saddle-like shape with small openings along the arc surface and corrugated ridges along the outer edge. These design features allow fluid to pass freely through the packing, minimizing pressure drop and improving fluid dynamics in the packed bed. As a result, it is widely used in industries such as petroleum, chemicals, alkali chloride, coal gas, and environmental protection. It is commonly applied in various types of packed towers, including drying towers, absorption towers, scrubbing towers, and cooling towers.
