Ultrafiltration

Ultrafiltration involves the purely mechanical separation of mechanicals, without any use of chemicals. This is achieved not with a standard filter, but with the membrane elements of the MKR ultrafiltration systems. Here the material is separated due to the molecular size and shape.

Depending on the application, different membranes are used in the ultrafiltration, for example, to remove the oil load from washing-active substances. Use of this selective, pressure-operated membrane process is one of the safest and most reliable treatment solutions. MKR ensures its ultrafiltration systems are high quality by using stainless steel.

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Basic image with all selectable elements.

PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ULTRAFILTRATION

  • Extension of the service life of the washing baths of the part cleaning system
  • Separation of ultrafine particles, emulsions and oils from all aqueous liquids
  • Extension of service life of pretreatment units
  • Versions for manual/automatic operation
  • Are made of stainless steel

PROCESS

MKR ultrafiltration units are used to maintain and extend the service life of degreasing and cleaning baths.
The unit removes introduced emulsions, oils and floating solid particles. Suitable for splitting emulsions and other process media.

How ultrafiltration works

A particular advantage of the ultrafiltration membranes is their special surface and asymmetrical basic structure. All substances that cannot flow through the membranes are retained on the surface and do not get into the membrane matrix.

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