Application Microfiltration Of Gases Liquid And Steam

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Secure, Sterile, Sustainable

Haffmans CPM® is Pentair’s microfiltration solution designed to safeguard food and beverage production by filtering gases, liquids, and steam (CO2, O2, H20).

CPM filters help ensure your processes remain free of particles and/or free of microorganisms, supporting quality, safety, and efficiency across brewing, beverage, and industrial applications.

Benefits

  • Robust design: Stainless steel segmented elements ensure long-lasting durability.
  • Quick maintenance: Cost-effective filter membranes are easy to replace, minimizing downtime.
  • Lower costs: Reduced inventory and waste cut both expenses and environmental impact.
  • Sustainable: Only the membrane is replaced, reducing material waste.
  • CIP-compatible: Clean-in-place design eliminates the need for disassembly.

CPM Filter Options

Pre-Filters, type PVF
The woven stainless steel threads assure that the pre-filter provides up to 100 percent particle-free filtration for compressed air, carbon dioxide, and other gases. 

Sterile Filters, type PSF
Sterile filter membranes have an absolute retention rate of at least 10-5. The pore size of the membrane is 3, and can deliver up to 100 percent contamination-free air and gas filtration. 

Steam Filters, type PDF
Available in a variety of pore sizes, the steam filter provides up to 100 percent particle-free filtration. 

Liquid Filters, type PFF
Liquid filters provide up to 100 percent particle-free filtration of water and can be steam sterilized in situ up to 392 degrees Fahrenheit. 

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