Fiber balls are mainly divided into ordinary fiber balls and modified fiber balls. The surface of modified fiber balls undergoes special treatment, significantly enhancing their adsorption capacity for oil and organic substances. Their new ligation method enables the porosity of the filter layer to gradually change along the water flow direction during operation, further improving the filtration effect, with a filtration speed of up to 25-30 m/h. Moreover, modified fiber balls are hydrophilic and oleophobic, demonstrating excellent performance, high precision, easy cleaning, and a long service life in oily wastewater treatment. They are widely used in wastewater treatment in industries such as oil fields, petrochemical processing, and printing and dyeing.
From a market perspective, fiber ball filter media, as high-performance water treatment fillers, have broad market prospects. Especially with increasingly stringent environmental regulations and the continuous growth of industrial wastewater treatment demand, their market scale is expanding. With technological progress, the application of new production processes and materials has significantly improved the performance of fiber balls, enabling them to better meet various wastewater treatment needs. Meanwhile, new designs have enhanced wastewater treatment efficiency and reduced operating costs. Additionally, some new environmentally friendly materials, such as biodegradable materials, are gradually being applied in fiber ball production, bringing new growth points to the market.
With the continuous advancement of science and technology, fiber balls are expected to achieve more breakthroughs in performance improvement and application expansion, contributing greater strength to the development of various industries and environmental protection.