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Boiler supplementary water and semiconductor wafer cleaning water put ultra-strict silica removal standards on Reverse Osmosis membrane. Low-cost ordinary Reverse Osmosis membrane element has weak SiO2 interception ability, easily forming hard silicate scale on pipelines and precision chips. Our LF-BW industrial Reverse Osmosis membrane filter adopts high-density polyamide separation layer, maximum stable salt rejection up …

LF-BW Standard Brackish Reverse Osmosis Membrane For Power & Semiconductor Ultrapure Water Read More »

Common brackish Reverse Osmosis membrane cannot bear 32000ppm high-salinity seawater and max 800psi working pressure, which causes separation layer rupture and rapid flux attenuation of Reverse Osmosis membrane element. Our LF-SW marine dedicated Reverse Osmosis membrane filter adopts fully reinforced spiral winding structure, realizing single-stage fresh water production with stable 99.7 salt rejection rate. This …

LF-SW Seawater Reverse Osmosis Membrane Filter For Ship & Coastal Island Desalination Read More »

Printing & dyeing wastewater, steel plant circulating water and municipal reclaimed water contain massive organic sludge and algae. Ordinary Reverse Osmosis membrane will be covered by thick biofilm within 1-2 months, leading to pressure surge, water yield drop and mandatory monthly shutdown cleaning. Our LF-BW-FR anti-fouling Reverse Osmosis membrane element adopts upgraded super hydrophilic TFC …

LF-BW-FR Anti-Fouling Reverse Osmosis Membrane Element Stop Monthly Cleaning Shutdown Loss Read More »

Countless small and medium water plant operators suffer from soaring monthly power expenditure caused by high-pressure pump operation. Traditional ordinary Reverse Osmosis membrane requires 150-225psi steady working pressure, which overloads pumps all day long. Our LF-XULP energy-saving Reverse Osmosis membrane element only runs at 100psi standard test pressure, greatly lowering the pressure requirement of pipes …

LF-XULP Ultra Low Pressure Reverse Osmosis Membrane Cut 30% Monthly Water Plant Power Cost Read More »