
Agricultural Irrigation
- Irrigation water from rivers, canals, lakes, reservoirs, ponds, wells, and reclaimed-water sources may contain sand, silt, algae, organic debris, and ...
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Alcoholic Beverages
- Beverage production involves a wide range of liquid characteristics and filtration requirements, with products at different processing stages containi...
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Bio-fermentation
- Bio-fermentation processes can involve complex liquids containing biomass, cell debris, suspended solids, fermentation residues, and other particulate...
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Biopharmaceuticals
- Biopharmaceutical manufacturing uses process liquids with different particle characteristics, solids concentrations, cleanliness requirements, and ope...
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Edible Oil
- Edible oil processing handles liquids with different viscosities, solids concentrations, temperatures, and filtration requirements. Freshly pressed cr...
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Electronics & Semiconductor
- Electronics and semiconductor facilities use water and process liquids with different contamination levels, filtration objectives, and operating requi...
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Environmental Protection & New Energy
- New energy manufacturing and environmental water treatment involve liquids with different filtration requirements. Battery slurries and material-proce...
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Industrial Water & Wastewater
- Industrial water and wastewater may contain suspended solids, sediment, debris, and other contaminants that affect equipment and water-reuse processes...
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Petrochemical
- Petrochemical and refinery process liquids may contain corrosion products, catalyst fines, coke, scale, gels, and other particles that affect equipmen...
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Resin Paint & Coating
- Resins, paints, coatings, inks, and adhesives may contain unwanted gels, agglomerates, fibers, and foreign particles. These contaminants can block fil...
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Fruit and Vegetable Juice
- Fruit and vegetable juices may contain seeds, skin fragments, coarse pulp, fibers, suspended particles, and other unwanted material after extraction o...
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