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Ordinary brackish Reverse Osmosis membrane cannot withstand 32000ppm high-salinity seawater and 800psi extreme working pressure, which leads to separation layer rupture and rapid flux attenuation after short-term operation. Our LF-SW marine dedicated Reverse Osmosis membrane filter adopts fully reinforced spiral winding structure, achieving a stable single-stage salt rejection rate of 99.7%. This specialized RO membrane …

LF-SW Seawater Reverse Osmosis Membrane Filter For Offshore Ships & Coastal Island Fresh Water Production Read More »

Printing & dyeing wastewater, steel plant circulating cooling water and municipal reclaimed water carry massive organic sludge and algae, which form dense biofilm on common Reverse Osmosis membrane within 1-2 months. This triggers soaring differential pressure, reduced water yield and mandatory monthly shutdown cleaning, bringing huge production downtime loss and extra chemical procurement fees. Our …

Tired Of Monthly RO Cleaning? LF-BW-FR Anti-Fouling Reverse Osmosis Membrane Element For High COD Sewage Read More »

Countless small & medium pure water plant owners are trapped in steep monthly electricity costs caused by high-pressure pump loads. Traditional standard Reverse Osmosis membrane requires 150-225psi steady working pressure, while LF-XULP Reverse Osmosis membrane element only operates at 100psi, cutting the whole system’s power consumption by nearly one third. This energy-saving RO membrane targets …

Slash Monthly Power Bills By 30% With LF-XULP Ultra Low Pressure Reverse Osmosis Membrane Read More »

Most engineering purchasers blindly buy single Reverse Osmosis membrane without supporting Ultrafiltration membrane module, which leads to frequent blockage of every Reverse Osmosis membrane element and unstable outlet conductivity of RO membrane filter. Correct system matching must be judged by raw water TDS, COD and turbidity indicators to select corresponding RO membrane, RO membrane element …

Complete Ultrafiltration Membrane & Reverse Osmosis Membrane Matching Selection Guide For All Raw Water Types Read More »