Suzhou PTFE microporous membrane manufacturer filter material

The problem of environmental pollution caused by wastewater in industrial discharge has always been a concern of enterprises. How to reduce discharge pollution is a common problem faced by enterprises. Now this problem can be solved with the emergence of filter materials.

Microporous membrane is a filter material composed of a microporous, extremely smooth and hydrophobic polytetrafluoroethylene microporous membrane and different substrates.

Suzhou PTFE microporous membrane manufacturer can adjust the air permeability, thickness and void ratio online according to customer needs to meet different requirements.

The product has passed ISO9001 quality management system certification, and the testing standards strictly follow the EU standard EN1822. It is tested using the MPPS method and samples are provided free of charge.

?1. Compared with other high-efficiency filtration materials, the PTFE microporous membrane produced by our company has good filtration performance.

2. PTFE microporous membrane material is highly hydrophobic and has good non-adhesion. It is easy to remove dust accumulated on the surface of the material. It can be washed with water to restore its performance, achieve reuse and extend its service life.

3. The pore size of the membrane is small, and the material has been heat-set at high temperatures, resulting in a stable microporous structure, so it can effectively intercept dust particles at high wind speeds.

Suzhou PTFE microporous membrane manufacturer uses unique biaxial stretching technology to ensure complete retention of bacteria and other impurities while having a large flux.

It has the characteristics of stable chemical properties, high filtration efficiency, easy dust cleaning, high temperature resistance, and corrosion resistance.

It features surface filtration, which can improve filtration efficiency and improve the problems of increasing filtration pressure and high concentration of fine dust emissions that often occur in traditional filtration methods.

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