What does Ultrafiltration Remove?

Ultrafiltration (UF) is a pressure-driven membrane separation process that removes suspended solids, bacteria, viruses, and other contaminants from water. With membrane pore sizes ranging from 0.01 to 0.1 microns, UF offers a tighter filtration threshold than microfiltration, making it ideal for demanding applications in industrial, municipal, and commercial water treatment.
Whether you’re concentrating proteins in a biotech application or pre-treating feed water for reverse osmosis, UF delivers reliable performance, consistent quality, and low operating costs.
Every system starts with a thorough analysis of your raw water source. Our experienced design and manufacturing teams carefully evaluate the contaminants present to determine the optimal system configuration. Energy usage, installation, and operating costs are all carefully balanced—without ever compromising water quality.
Our commitment: Uncompromised water quality, user-friendly operation, and complete customer satisfaction.
Whether you need a single-pass or double-pass system, multi-media filtration, carbon filtration, UV disinfection, or other advanced treatment options, we work closely with you to design a complete, tailored water treatment solution.
ALSI’s Ultrafiltration systems are designed with durability, efficiency, and operator ease in mind. From consistent output quality to reduced maintenance, every component is engineered to simplify your treatment process and deliver dependable results—day in and day out.
ALSI Ultrafiltration System’s are used in a wide range of applications:
Beyond performance, ALSI systems are designed to endure. Whether operating in tough industrial settings or continuous-use applications, our filtration solutions offer: