Scepter® Stainless Steel Cross Flow Membranes
Rugged design, especially effective for demanding applications with extreme process conditions or feed streams with elevated particulate solids and/or high viscosity.

Stainless Steel Membrane

Stainless Steel Membrane
Scepter® stainless steel cross-flow membranes provide a highly durable filter medium for superior separations and consistent performance under extreme process conditions. Scepter's® cross-flow design and stainless steel construction make these membranes the most durable and dependable. Consequently, they can be used on a wide variety of tough process streams with a broad range of chemicals, pressures and temperatures.
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Scepter® (stainless steel membranes) is a registered trademark owned and operated by Graver Technologies
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