Ultrafiltration System

Ultrafiltration is a membrane-based, pressure-driven filtration process that separates contaminants by size. It uses a semi-permeable membrane to remove suspended solids, bacteria, and high-molecular-weight substances while allowing water and smaller molecules to pass through.

Core Features

• Membrane Filtration: Utilizes a semi-permeable membrane with defined pore size for selective separation.

• Pressure Operation: Functions under low to moderate pressure for efficient filtration.

• Molecular Sieving: Filters based on particle size—larger substances are blocked, smaller ones pass.

Applications

• RO system pre-treatment

• Industrial and municipal water treatment

• Wastewater recovery

• Food and dairy processing

• Pharmaceutical production

Advantages

• High removal efficiency for bacteria and suspended matter

• Energy-efficient and compact

• Reduces membrane fouling in downstream systems

• Minimal chemical usage