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What is ultrafiltration?

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ultrafiltration is a pressure membrane filtration that retains colloids, suspensions and most microorganisms, with little effect on dissolved salts.

What does ultrafiltration mean in practice?

UF works at relatively low pressure and retains suspensions, some colloids and microorganisms, leaving most of the dissolved salts.

When does it matter?

The membrane improves clarity but does not reduce hardness or TDS and requires protection against clogging and periodic rinsing.

Which solutions are related to it?

The nominal pore size, flow and rinsing mode are selected and microbiological safety is confirmed for the entire system.