Ultrafiltration Systems

Ultrafiltration Water Treatment Systems:

Water Ultrafiltration is a membrane filtration process which uses standard home water pressure to push water through its semi-permeable membrane. Suspended particles and materials of high molecular weight are unable to pass through the 0.02 micron UF ultrafiltration membrane, allowing only fresh clean water and dissolved minerals to pass through.


Historically, the water separation process of ultrafiltration has been used in large municipal water treatment plants and hospitals; however through advances in technology, it is now available to you as a powerful under sink water filtration system in your home.

The Neo-Pure Hollow Fiber Membrane element is made from polyethersulfone (PES) double skinned hydrophilic, chemically stable polymer. The Ultrafiltration (UF) is a low pressure membrane process that is capable of removing viruses, bacteria, as well as fine suspensions from your drinking water. The UF membrane also has a high chemical resistance to oxidants and chlorine, compared to an TFC RO membrane which cannot tolerate any chlorine.

Benefits of Water Ultrafiltration: Keeps the good minerals you want in your water, Requires no holding tank, and produces no waste water.


Ultrafiltration treatment is capable of running at low water pressures and does not require a separate water holding tank, does not alter the pH of your water, and does not require electricity. The UF membrane is stable at a wide range pH levels

*NOTE: Ultrafiltration does not remove fluoride from water