Concentration processing with versatile transformations is possible using UF membranes of various pore sizes.
The "Sugar and Protein UF Membrane Concentration Device" is a UF device that separates and concentrates proteins and liquid sugar from food materials. You can choose the pore size (filter number) that suits the material, allowing for processing tailored to your specifications. To meet our customers' needs, we offer a wide variety of membranes. We also provide know-how and engineering data inquiries along with the membranes, so please feel free to contact us. *For more details, please download the PDF document or feel free to reach out to us.*
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【Examples of Use】 ■Protein recovery from soybean cooking liquid ■Concentration of egg whites ■Concentration of milk ■Purification of oligosaccharides, etc. ■Purification of liquid sugar
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We provide custom-made systems for advanced liquid separation processes such as UF and RO, which are used for wastewater purification, water treatment, and valuable material concentration and separation, regardless of the industry, including metal surface treatment, food, pharmaceuticals, and chemicals. We conduct practical experiments using membrane separation. We have a wide variety of membranes available, allowing us to manufacture equipment tailored 100% to our customers' specific needs. We have a history of about 50 years as the Japanese agent for KOVALUS SEPARATION SOLUTIONS (formerly KOCH), a comprehensive membrane manufacturer in the United States. 【Products Offered】 RO membranes, NF membranes, UF membranes, MF membranes Abcor, Romicon, SelRO, Fluid System, Koch Membrane Systems
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