In critical applications like API manufacturing, injectables, or bioprocessing, the filtration system must meet non-negotiable standards: Sanitary design – no dead ends, no residual liquid concern where product can accumulate Easy to clean and drain – because residues are not an option Surface finish that supports sterility – mechanical or electropolished, sometimes down to 0.2 μm Ra Meet GMP stangards – from material traceability to cleanroom manufacturing

Incorrect Rating: Too fine causes rapid clogging; too coarse damages downstream equipment.Incompatible Media: Harsh chemicals or high temperatures cause bags and cartridges to degrade.

Microfiltration is a core membrane technology designed to remove fine particles, bacteria, and suspended solids from liquids and gases.Operating with typical pore sizes between 0.1 µm and 10 µm, microfiltration sits precisely between standard pre-filtration and ultrafiltration:

In industries like chemical processing, electroplating, and hydrometallurgy, traditional stainless steel housings often corrode and leak, seals degrade rapidly, and metal leaching can contaminate entire batches. When durability and purity are non-negotiable, an all-plastic filter is the superior choice.