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Food and pharmaceutical production water have strict microbial control standards. Ordinary PVDF UF membrane easily breeds microorganisms inside fiber cavities during static shutdown. Our PAN alloy internal pressure ultrafiltration element adopts permanent hydrophilic fiber formula with fiber breakage rate controlled below three per thousand, no long-term flux decay after repeated hot water and food-grade weak …

PAN Internal Pressure UF Membrane For Food & Pharmaceutical Sterile Pure Water Production Read More »

A large number of water station operators ignore complete ultrafiltration pretreatment, leading to irreversible scratch and severe biological fouling on expensive RO membrane surfaces. Ordinary multi-media filters and security cartridges can only trap large sand grains, failing to intercept nano-scale colloids, algae and microorganisms, which quickly form dense biofilm and shorten RO service life by …

PVDF External Pressure UF Membrane – Indispensable Pre-Treatment For All LF RO Series Read More »

Water equipment factories producing hotel water dispensers and small bottled machines need cost-effective RO membrane with balanced flux and desalination efficiency. Too low water yield limits equipment market competitiveness, while ultra-high salt rejection models push up raw material costs. Our LF-ULP medium-pressure commercial RO element perfectly balances output and performance, operating under 150psi pressure with …

LF-ULP Commercial RO Membrane For Small Pure Water Equipment Manufacturers Read More »

Thermal power boiler make-up water and semiconductor wafer cleaning ultrapure water put forward extremely strict silica and heavy metal removal requirements for RO membrane. Ordinary low-flux reverse osmosis elements have weak SiO2 interception capacity, easily forming hard scale on boiler tubes and precision electronic equipment, raising equipment failure frequency and maintenance expenditure. Our LF-BW standard …

LF-BW Standard Brackish RO Membrane For Power & Electronics Ultrapure Water Lines Read More »