Posts in category

Editor’s Choice


Strategic Deals Redefining The Global Filtration Landscape

Read More

Water Quality and Quantity Issues: The Next Environmental Crises?

Read More

Circularity And Sustainability Trends In Filtration: A North American Perspective

Read More

Media pixel wall featuring 5,670 backlit filter elements at Mann+Hummel’s technology center museum in Ludwigsburg, Germany. Photo courtesy of Mann+Hummel

The filtration industry is evolving from a component-level business to a strategic technology platform. Over the past five years there have been many significant mergers and acquisitions across the global …

333
Typical under sink RO unit. Photo courtesy of Whirlpool Corp.

The issues facing both the quality and quantity of water supplies demand immediate attention.For millions of years, a fixed quantity of water has existed on this planet. We are neither …

121
Mike Malloy, principal of Malloy Strategies LLC, and communications director for the World Filtration Institute.

When “Embracing Circularity in Filtration” was published in the November/December issue of International Filtration News, reactions were expected to come primarily from Europe where circular economy policy is becoming an …

169
Thousands of individual fibers are bundled together in modules for a highly high surface-area-to-volume. Photo courtesy of Oxymo Technology

Japan Continues to Reinforce Its Leadership Japan remains at the forefront of hollow fiber technology for ultrafiltration (UF) and reverse osmosis (RO) membranes, leading not only in volume production but …

458
Blue light to activate the photo synthesizers killing microbes without negatives. Photo courtesy of LAM-X

LAM-X Brings a New Technology That Traps Bacteria Causing Secondary Infections As an emerging leader in nanofiber solutions to combat the spread of harmful bacteria, LAM-X is proving to offer …

328