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GKD at FILTECH 2024: Water management & hot gas filtration

Published: September 24, 2024
Author: TEXTILE VALUE CHAIN

Düren, Germany, September 24, 2024, presenting its most recent technical mesh solutions at the FILTECH 2024 trade show in Cologne, Germany, is GKD-Gebr. Kufferath AG. “WEAVING A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE” is the subject for GKD, where the global leader in the market from Germany will demonstrate how its cutting-edge filtration and separation technologies are transforming the process industry and municipal water management sector and making them future proof. GKD has long considered the FILTECH trade show in Cologne to be a major “home game” because of its proximity to the company’s headquarters in Düren.

Key points at a glance: 

  • GKD is presenting cutting-edge mesh solutions for many areas of application, including the water management sector. 
  • Highlights of the GKD exhibition booth (Hall 8, B19) include the patented CAPTURION road runoff filter for microplastic filtration and the TRIMETRIC and VOLUMETRIC filter meshes which have been especially customized for industrial dust and exhaust gas filtration in the automotive industry, as well as other areas. 
  • GKD experts Markus Knefel, Dominik Herper, and Daniel Venghaus will be at the FILTECH conference to present the company’s Vortex technology, a proprietary water permeability test for porous materials, as well as the URBAN FILTER project, which is where the CAPTURION product was also developed. 

Focus on water management 

At FILTECH 2024, GKD will showcase state-of-the-art mesh systems for water management. The company’s revolutionary filtration and separation technologies were expressly created to fulfill the needs of the process industry and municipal water management sector. Among the

The revolutionary CAPTURION technology, which filters microplastics, is one of the highlights. With the use of this technology, storm sewers are able to collect a significant amount of tire debris that would otherwise be released into the environment by rainwater runoff due to abrasion.

Special mesh for hot gas filtration 

The GKD booth will feature hot gas filtration mesh technology in addition to water and microplastic filtration solutions. The TRIMETRIC and VOLUMETRIC filtration meshes, which are especially designed for industrial dust and exhaust gas filtering in the automotive sector, are the main subject of this discussion.

GKD experts on stage at the conference 

A large number of experts from GKD will once again be attending the FILTECH conference this year, which is taking place at the same time as the trade show.  

  • On Tuesday, November 12, at 1:00 pm, Markus Knefel, Senior Product Predevelopment & Development Expert, will present GKD’s Vortex technology – a patented, high-efficiency solution for the filtration and separation of continuously flowing air and liquids.  
  • On Wednesday, November 13, at 4:45 pm, Dominik Herper (Research & Development) will speak about the “Water Permeability Test for Porous Materials”. 
  • On Thursday, November 14, at 1:00 pm, Danial Venghaus, Key Market Manager for Water, together with the team from the Berlin Institute of Technology will be presenting their URBAN FILTER project where they tested the CAPTURION filter system under live conditions in Berlin’s urban traffic.  

“We’re delighted that our expertise is appreciated and that we once again have the opportunity to present ourselves to the specialist audiences at FILTECH this year,” says Dominik from Research & Development at the GKD Group. 

A holistic approach for process solutions 

GKD highly values a holistic approach when it comes to developing process solutions. “Our strength lies in our comprehensive understanding of the processes used by our customers and offering them solutions tailored to meet their needs. All of our expertise flows into the development of industrial meshes and process belts, thus ensuring maximum efficiency and safety,” explains Michael Seelert, Director Market Segment Process Belts. 

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