The T-Rack vario ultrafiltration module is said to have a 60% smaller footprint than conventional racks. The unit’s modular design means the rack can be configured to match each user’s specific requirements. Each row can be operated as a separate filtration line, thereby maximizing flexibility in day-to-day operations. The feed and drain pipes are integrated into the end caps of the headers and the filtrate connections are welded to the module bodies and headers. There are no O-rings, and all flanges of the header pipes are mounted in the same plane. Modules can be configured in either two or four rows. — inge watertechnologies AG, Greifenberg, Germany
When space is limited, consider this ultrafiltration rack
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