Ultrafiltration (UF) membranes are pressure-driven membrane separation technologies based on physical sieving principles. Their core function is to retain colloids, bacteria, and large organic molecules while allowing water and small molecules to pass through. They are widely used in water treatment, food, pharmaceuticals, and environmental protection.
Water Treatment (Largest Application Area)
Municipal Water Supply: Pre-treatment at waterworks, replacing sand filtration, removing turbidity, colloids, and bacteria, improving taste and safety.
Drinking Water Purification: Household/commercial water purifiers, rural water improvement, mineral water production, retaining minerals, and removing bacteria and turbidity.
Deep Wastewater Treatment and Reuse: Core component of MBR, upgrading municipal/industrial wastewater, reclaimed water for landscaping, roads, and industrial cooling.
Industrial Pure Water/Ultrapure Water: Pre-treatment before RO in the electronics, semiconductor, and pharmaceutical industries to ensure final water quality.
Industrial Wastewater Treatment: Circulating water in printing and dyeing, papermaking, chemical, electroplating, steel, and power plants, reusing resources and achieving compliant discharge.
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