Introduction
Ultrafiltration membrane is a porous membrane with super "screening" separation function. Its pore size is only a few nanometers to tens of nanometers, which is only 1‰ of a hair! Applying appropriate pressure on one side of the membrane can screen out solute molecules larger than the pore size to separate particles with a molecular weight greater than 500 Daltons and a particle size greater than 2 to 20 nanometers.
The New Era of Molecular Separation
Modern industrial challenges demand more than traditional filtration can provide. Where conventional UF membranes offer static performance, our dynamically responsive filtration platforms adapt to changing feed conditions while maintaining critical separation thresholds. This technological leap enables:
1. Adaptive pore structures that tighten under high contaminant loads
2. Self-diagnosing membrane surfaces that signal fouling before it impacts performance
3. Regenerative polymer matrices that recover from chemical exposure
These capabilities stem from our multi-disciplinary membrane science program, combining materials engineering, nanotechnology, and industrial IoT to create the most advanced filtration media available today.

Industry-Specific Performance Breakthroughs
1. Semiconductor Ultra-Pure Water (UPW) Systems
With EUV lithography requiring near-absolute purity, our charged-nanopore membranes address previously insurmountable challenges:
Selective ion rejection without RO-level energy costs
Molecular-scale silica removal preventing wafer defects
In-situ integrity monitoring eliminating offline testing
2. Cell and Gene Therapy Water Systems
Meeting USP <1231> water-for-injection standards requires absolute pathogen security:
Virus-retentive layers with LRV >6 for parvoviruses
Temperature-compensated flux control for cold-chain processes
Sterile-connectable modules for aseptic operation
3. Green Energy Applications
From electrolyzer feedwater to battery recycling:
PEM-compatible low-metal leaching formulations
Solvent-resistant membranes for lithium recovery
Zero-liquid-discharge pre-concentration
4. Advanced Chemical Processing
Where traditional membranes fail:
pH 0-14 stable ceramic-hybrid membranes
High-solids tolerance for crystallization processes
Non-fouling surfaces for viscous streams

Core Technology Platform
1. Intelligent Membrane Architecture
Our hierarchical pore design combines:
Macrovoid-free support layers for mechanical stability
Graduated separation zones for progressive filtration
Functionalized surfaces with target-specific interactions
2. Advanced Materials Science
Proprietary developments include:
Zwitterionic polymer blends resisting all fouling types
Carbon nanotube-reinforced fibers for 10X burst strength
Photocatalytic outer layers for continuous self-cleaning
3. Digital Integration Capabilities
Embedded conductivity sensors for real-time integrity
QR-coded membranes tracing full lifecycle data
Cloud-based performance analytics predicting maintenance
Strategic Partnership Advantages
1. For Process Engineers
Application-specific validation protocols
Pilot-scale testing facilities
Contamination forensics services
2. For Operations Teams
Drop-in retrofit kits for legacy systems
On-site membrane autopsy services
Spare part inventory management
3. For Sustainability Leaders
EPD-certified manufacturing
Closed-loop membrane recycling
Water footprint reduction consulting

The Future of Industrial Filtration
As industries approach atomic-scale precision requirements, we're pioneering:
1. DNA-tagged membranes for absolute traceability
2. Programmable selectivity membranes
3. Bio-inspired self-healing materials
Our membrane technology roadmap anticipates tomorrow's purity challenges today, ensuring our partners always stay ahead of requirements.
Q&A
Q: What are "virus-retentive" UF membranes?
A: Membranes with ≤20 nm pores (NFR/Nano Filtration Range) to remove small viruses (e.g., parvovirus) in biopharma/water treatment.
Q: How does UF enhance MBR (Membrane Bioreactor) efficiency?
A: Replaces clarifiers, allowing higher sludge concentrations and superior effluent quality (turbidity <0.2 NTU).
Q: Is UF suitable for oily wastewater treatment?
A: Yes, but requires pre-treatment (e.g., DAF or coalescers) to avoid irreversible membrane fouling by emulsified oils.