With SaniPlus 8″ elements, WTA UNISOL presents a new generation of process membrane elements that have been specially developed to meet the requirements of the food, beverage and biotechnology industries. The innovative combination of high-performance RO, NF, UF and MF membranes, a precisely controlled winding process and a resistant polypropylene hard shell ensures maximum operational reliability and excellent filtration results.
The combination of high-performance RO, LF, UF and MF membranes, a precise winding process and a durable polypropylene hard shell ensures:
Thanks to the optimized hydrodynamics, SaniPlus modules achieve noticeable energy savings, shorter cleaning cycles and consistently stable performance – even with highly viscous media.
Food & Beverages
Biotechnology
Advantages at a glance
An element for demanding processes
Whether in milk processing, the beverage industry, biotechnological production or the pharmaceutical industry – SaniPlus is the solution for producers who focus on process reliability, quality and efficiency.
UNISOL is a leading provider of innovative membrane technologies and water treatment solutions for various industries worldwide. With a strong focus on efficiency, sustainability and technological innovation, we support our customers with our filtration products to optimize their water and wastewater treatment processes.
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