Ultrafiltration is a system which separates water particles between reverse osmosis and microfiltration. It can be described as synthetic membrane filtration which is used to separate various heavy metals, macromolecules, colloids, viruses and bacteria.
It operates at low pressures in comparison to reverse osmosis, almost without causing any alterations to the water mineralization.
The MF2000 ultrafiltration membrane is produced with polysulphone capillaries, allowing water to pass from the outside to the inside without rejection, with nominal filtration between 0.1 and 0.01 microns and a maximum recommended flow of 1.5 lt/min.
The average useful life of the system is 11,000 litres or one year, providing that the water used is dechlorinated and subjected to a 1-micron filtering pretreatment process.
The recommended work pressure for the membrane is 6 bars, and it is used as bacterial safety treatment in point-of-use equipment, such as domestic dechlorinators, fountains and post-treatment reverse osmosis systems.

Specifications
* Material: Polysulfone
* Outer diameter: 460
* Inner diameter: 280
* Pressure: 0,5~4,0bar
* Micron rating: <0,1µ
* Ph range: 1~4
* Life time: one year