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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 …

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PFAS is a group of over 4,700 substances. This means that the contamination looks different in different places. Jacobi has both the knowledge and the equipment to take care of the various contaminants in the best possible way. Photo courtesy of Jacobi Group

Strategies Using PAC, GAC, Ion Exchange Resins, and Reverse Osmosis Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are a large family of man-made chemicals characterized by the presence of strong carbon-fluorine bonds. …

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Ecodesign is becoming more critical in the filtration industry. By considering the early stages of filter production, use, and subsequent disposal, companies can minimize waste, reduce energy consumption, and select …

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PFAS contamination in public waterways

The reality of PFAS and why the filtration must address this critical water issue now more than ever. PFAS is the acronym for “per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances.” They are a …

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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 …

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