The Vitipore II PVDF final membrane offers: 

• Lowest protein and color binding
• Highest membrane area and number of pleats per device
• Most throughput
• Higher membrane robustness and stress tolerance
• Most reliable integrity testing 

To achieve the best process economics an efficient winery must operate on a Total Cost of Filtration basis. This recognizes that superior filter performance will yield better economics over time. Filter cost must consider total gallons throughput per change-out.  A Total Cost of Filtration approach also realizes that factors influenced by filter performance are often more costly than the filters themselves. 

                         MP 01 - Cartridge Cleaning Sanitazation & Storage

                         MP 02 - Calculating Pressure Drop Specifications

                         MP 03 - Integrity Testing of Membrane Filters

                         MP 04 - Difference Between PVDF and PES Membranes

                         MP 05 - Total Costs of Filtration

                         MP 06 - Microbial Monitoring Best Practices

                         MP 07 - Cartridge Filtration for Mobile Bottling

                         MP 08 - Maintaining and measuring wine filterability

                         MP 09 - Reverse Bubble Point Instructions

                         MP 10 - Water Quality at Final Filtration

                         MP 11 - Final Retention - Understanding Nominal and Absolute Ratings

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