German-engineered filtration for compressed air, sterile process gas, steam and liquid — from the compressor room to the bioreactor. Scroll the journey: FF·MF·SMF → P-SRF → P-GS → PF-PES.
Raw compressed air carries oil aerosol, water and sub-micron particulate. Graded depth media coalesces and captures it across the full wall — protecting tools, dryers and everything downstream.
Steam-sterilisable borosilicate depth filter elements with stainless guard and end caps that deliver bacteria-tight sterile process air and gas — for fermenter inlet air, and the air that contacts food, dairy and PET packaging.
Culinary and clean steam carry pipe scale and rust that wreck a sterilise cycle. P-GS elements filter steam at temperature — protecting SIP, dairy, cheese, food and beverage plants where steam touches product.
Pleated all-polypropylene PF-PP pre-filter and clarification cartridges for beer and process water — and PF-PES membrane cartridges for validated 0.2 µm sterile filtration of biopharmaceutical process liquids.
A filter's real cost isn't its price — it's the energy it burns, the downtime when it's not in stock, and the paperwork at audit. We engineer for all three.
Graded depth media traps more contaminant at a lower pressure drop. Elements last longer and your compressor works less — fewer change-outs, less wasted energy.
Use the sizing calculator→Running another brand's element? Cross-reference it to the Ultrafilter equivalent — same fit and rating, held in stock, with lead times you can plan around.
Cross-reference a part number→Validation guides, declarations of conformity and integrity-test records — documented, traceable, shipped with the order. Your QA signs off without chasing.
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