Industrial version of water filters made out of stainless steel

I work in ... LLC. Our product is widely known for its novelty presentation of chemical lights.

In an effort to integrate some of our components into the manufacturing plant, the Company has decided to begin making some of it's own chemical blending.

To that end I need an industrial version of your water candle filters made out of stainless steel (304 or 316) using some form of inert filter element.

Our product will have a very light viscosity with it's primary element being di-butil benzoate (oily).

The blend, prior to passing thru your candle filter will have passed thru a leaf filter to remove 99.9% of solid material.

The blending process will be in batch form, making about 4 to 6 (55 gallon) batches per shift at a process temp of 60C.

I need information on what filter can fit my needs and what would be the cost of such a unit.

You can perform pilot test study with HSS-1 304L stainless steel filter and ceramic micro-cartridge rather than candle. The candles fits Doulton housing only which you can use Doulton 316 stainless steel filter housing.

HSS-1 can be found on the following link:

http://www.doultonusa.com/commercial_industrial_filters/commercial_and_industrial_water_filters.htm