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What is fine filtration?

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fine filtration is the final retention of fine particles using a barrier that is less porous than the previous stages of the system.

What does fine filtration mean in practice?

The fine stage is installed after primary filtration so that the fine insert or membrane does not absorb the entire load of suspended solids.

When does it matter?

The nominal micron count without information about retention efficiency does not allow for a fair comparison of two filters.

Which solutions are related to it?

The nominal or absolute accuracy, capacity at a given flow and differential pressure increase during operation should be checked.