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Beer Filtration Equipment

Industrial filtration equipment separates solid matter from liquid by using a filter medium. The filter allows only the fluid to pass through but retains the solid matter. The choice of filtration equipment depends on the particle size, the consistency of the mixture, and the nature of your product.

Filtration

As simple as its own ingredients, the grain-hops-yeast trifecta along with water are the big four ingredients for making beer. The beer-making process is known as brewing and involves several steps like milling, mashing, lautering, boiling, and fermentation.

Beer

In beverage production, particularly for beer, wine, and cider, transporting large volumes of liquid can be costly and inefficient. There is often a need to reduce transportation costs and save space, without compromising the quality of the product.
<h2>Concentrate your beer and beverage products</h2>
The Alfa Laval Revos™ concentration system utilizes high-pressure, low-temperature reverse-osmosis technology to concentrate beer, wine, and cider after fermentation. This system efficiently removes water, producing a concentrate with up to 22% alcohol by volume. When rehydrated, the product retains the same taste, aroma, minerals, and alcohol content as the original. The Revos system's two-pass processing preserves the beverage’s essential qualities through proprietary spiral-wound membranes, ensuring only water is removed while retaining all crucial components. Suitable for breweries, wineries, and cider houses, this technology reduces transportation costs and storage space requirements.

Reverse osmosis concentration system for beer and beverages

In the brewing industry, specifically when crafting popular IPA types, achieving a balanced infusion of hop flavors and aromas is crucial. Traditional dry hopping approaches often lead to inefficiencies, clogging, and loss of product quality, presenting challenges that demand innovative solutions.
<h2>Facilitates dry hopping process with dynamic agitation</h2>
The Alfa Laval Alhop Dry Hopping System is a stand-alone unit designed to optimize the dry hopping or cold hopping process for medium size breweries. This system accelerates the extraction rate of hop flavors and aromas through dynamic agitation within a cross flow recirculation loop, ensuring a high product throughput without risking clogging. The Alhop keeps hop pellets homogenized in the beer, allowing for efficient flavor infusion. Additionally, the design minimizes the introduction of hop solids into the final product and significantly reduces product losses. Hop slurry is recovered and concentrated via diafiltration, and alpha acids are efficiently extracted by washing with deaerated water (DAW), resulting in a pumpable hop suspension.

Dry hopping system for medium size breweries

In large breweries, achieving complete removal of bacteria without compromising the flavour or quality of beer is a significant challenge. Traditional methods can result in thermal degradation and product losses, necessitating advanced filtration technologies to ensure product integrity and maximum safety.
<h2>Ensure 100% bacteria retention with no thermal degradation</h2>
The Alfa Laval Beer Sterile Filtration (BSF) module is designed for large breweries needing robust, fully automated beer filtration. It uses Sartorius filtration cartridges to achieve complete bacteria retention without thermal degradation, preserving beer flavour. The system incorporates pre and sterile filtration steps, enhancing productivity and reducing oxygen pick-up. With automated control, it ensures optimal process conditions and minimal product losses. The solution is also space-efficient, eliminating the need for a buffer tank. It provides exceptional Clean-In-Place (CIP) capability, ensuring regular and efficient cleaning of pre-filtration and sterile filtration cartridges using standard caustic solutions, along with hot water sterilization. This ensures maximum uptime and reliability.

Beer sterile filtration system for large breweries

In large-scale brewing operations, ensuring the microbiological stability of beer without compromising its flavor is crucial. Traditional thermal pasteurization methods can degrade the beer’s quality, while also introducing oxygen that may affect taste and shelf-life. Breweries need an effective method to retain beer quality and safety.
<h2>Filter beer with 100% bacteria retention</h2>
The Alfa Laval Beer Sterile Filtration (BSF) module is a complete, fully automated solution designed for large breweries. Utilizing Sartorius filtration cartridges and a unique membrane beer filtration system, it ensures 100% bacteria retention without thermal degradation of the product. This system offers a gentle treatment that preserves the beer's flavor while providing low oxygen pick-up during start-up and close to zero product losses. Each filtration cartridge is certified for maximum safety and the system conducts an integrity check before processing each batch, eliminating the need for a buffer tank and saving valuable space. The BSF module integrates seamlessly into existing production lines, enhancing process security and reliability. Additionally, it is optimized for effective cleaning-in-place (CIP) and water filtration, minimizing risks and maintenance costs.

In beer production, maintaining the organoleptic qualities and minimizing product loss during filtration are significant challenges. Efficient filtration of beer and recovery from yeast sediment are crucial to ensure high-quality output.
<h2>Efficient beer filtration and yeast recovery</h2>
The OMNIA B Cross-Flow filters from Della Toffola utilize an advanced filtration system with ceramic membranes. This technology maintains the organoleptic qualities of the beer while reducing operating costs and environmental impact. The filters can efficiently process both the beer and the yeast sediment, recovering the maximum amount of product with minimal losses. Fully automatic and requiring no supervision during operation, these filters provide energy savings and eliminate waste disposal costs. The OMNIA B filters are ideal for breweries seeking efficient, environmentally friendly filtration solutions for preserving beer quality.

Cross flow filtration for beer production

In large-scale beer production, maintaining product clarity without impacting flavor is crucial. Traditional thermal and sterile filtration methods can alter the beer's taste and aroma, posing a challenge to brewers seeking to maintain high quality standards.
<h2>Efficient beer filtration with automatic discharge</h2>
The NF automatically discharged horizontal disk kieselgur filter by Della Toffola is designed for filtering large volumes of beer efficiently. This filter uses kieselgur to achieve crystal-clear beer without affecting its organoleptic qualities. The filter's unique system ensures the filter cake stays intact during interruptions, guaranteeing consistent results. Cake discharge is done centrifugally, simplifying emptying and cleaning tasks. Made from AISI 304 stainless steel and compliant with the 97/23/EC PED directive, it promises durability and ease of maintenance. Available models range from 5 to 50 m².

Kieselgur filter for beer filtration

In the beverage industry, achieving clarity in wine and beer production is crucial. Proper filtration is essential to remove impurities and ensure product quality, especially when dealing with high-volume production needs.
<h2>Efficiently filter wine and beer with sheet filters</h2>
The sheet filters by Della Toffola (Omnia Technologies) are designed for diverse filtration applications across various liquid products, including wine, beer, syrups, fruit juices, vinegar, spirits, and even industrial products. Crafted from durable AISI 304 or 316 stainless steel, these filters offer reliable performance and longevity. The user-friendly design ensures quick setup and straightforward operation. The system includes sightglasses on the inlet and outlet to optimize process management. Filtering can be customized with either sheets mounted on plates or a combination of plates, sheets, and frames containing kieselgur. Models range with filtering plates from 400 x 400 to 1200 x 1200 mm, catering to different operational scales.

Sheet filters for wine and beer filtration

In various industries, filtering liquids such as wine, beer, and syrups efficiently is crucial for maintaining product quality. This involves removing impurities and particulates to meet strict hygiene and clarity standards.
<h2>Filter a variety of liquid products efficiently</h2>
The sheet filters by Della Toffola are designed for high-efficiency filtration of multiple types of liquids, including wine, beer, syrups, fruit juices, vinegar, spirits, water, oil, and various chemical and pharmaceutical products. Built with over thirty years of technological expertise, these filters leverage AISI 304 or 316 stainless steel for durability and reliability. They feature sight glasses on the inlet and outlet for easy process management. The filters offer flexibility, allowing for either sheet-based or combined sheet and kieselgur filtration with the simple addition of a plate. Available in multiple sizes, from 400 x 400 mm to 1200 x 1200 mm filtering plates, these units are user-friendly and quick to start up. Della Toffola ensures these filters deliver consistent, high-quality results across a wide range of applications.

Industrial sheet filters for diverse liquid filtration applications

In water production and beverage industries, it is critical to have water that meets stringent quality standards. Ensuring water is adequately pre-treated for bottling, soft drink production, and brewing can pose significant challenges.
<h2>Enhance water quality with nanofiltration</h2>
The nanofiltration systems by Della Toffola (Omnia Technologies) are specialized for water pretreatment processes, providing a plug-and-play solution for various applications. Made primarily of stainless steel, except for the vessel membranes, these systems are designed to automatically operate and interface seamlessly with pre- and post-treatment sections. With customizable flow rates starting from 1000 liters per hour, these systems meet the specific productivity needs of each customer. Ideal for producing water for bottling, and preparing water for the production of soft drinks, fruit juices, and beer, these nanofiltration systems assure consistent quality and reliability.

Nanofiltration systems for water pretreatment

In professional beer brewing, achieving high-quality, clear beer is crucial. Brewers often face challenges in filtration, such as drainage issues and maintaining cleanliness of the filter elements while avoiding contamination.
<h2>Ensure optimal drainage and cleanliness during filtration</h2>
The Horizontal Plate D.E. Filter for Beer, known as the Greenfilter, is designed by Easybrau-Velo (Omnia Technologies). It features plain and indeformable filtrating discs made of stainless steel AISI 304 with a 65-micron mesh cloth of AISI 316L. These discs enable high drainage flow during filtration and precoating and allow thorough cleaning even under the filtering cloth. Unique to this filter is the absence of a drainage grid, eliminating a common source of pollution. The motorized rotation of filter plates uses hydraulic coupling for smooth operation. An innovative inlet flow distributor prevents vortexes and abnormal flow, ensuring consistent performance at varying outputs.

Horizontal plate filtration for beer brewing

In the brewing industry, achieving crystal-clear beer often involves intricate filtration processes. Brewers face challenges such as handling carbon dioxide presence and ensuring thorough cleaning during and after filtering. These complex tasks require specialized filtration technology to maintain the quality and purity of the final product.
<h2>Ensures high drainage flow with crush-proof discs</h2>
The D.E. Pressure PED Tested Filter for Beer by Easybrau-Velo (Omnia Technologies) is a high-performance filtration chamber designed according to the European Directive PED. It effectively filters beer even in the presence of CO2 and allows the injection of compressed gases during processing phases. Featuring flat and crush-proof filtering discs from an original Padovan design, it ensures a high drainage flow during filtration and pre-panel formation, while also allowing complete and accurate cleaning during the washing phase. The filtering elements consist of a sheet made from AISI 304 stainless steel with projections that support a filtration cloth made from AISI 316L with 65-micron meshes. This design eliminates the need for a drainage grid, which can be a potential source of contamination. Available models cover filtration surfaces ranging from 5 to 80 square meters, providing options suited to various production scales.

D.e. pressure Ped tested filter for beer

In the brewing process, maintaining clarity and stability of the beer is crucial, especially when aiming for consistent quality and taste. Traditional filtering techniques may not always meet the needs of breweries dealing with large-scale production or specific filtration requirements.
<h2>Ensure efficient beer clarification and filtration</h2>
The Plate and Sheet Filter for Beer – Master from Easybrau-Velo (Omnia Technologies) is engineered for efficient beer filtration. Its frame is made of steel with a coated stainless steel finish, and different models are designed to cater to varied production scales. The 40 model is mobile, with wheels for easy movement, while the 60-100 and 120 models have a fixed base. All models come with stainless steel valves, control instruments, and a drip-collecting tray. The filter plates, which are steam sterilizable and sanitary, are available in stainless steel for all models, and optionally in plastic for the 40 and 60 models. The Master series features a manual screw-down closing system with an optional manual hydraulic closer for the 40 and 60 models, while the 60-100 and 120 models use a hydraulic closing system with a hydraulic unit. This ensures flexibility and robust operation for various brewery sizes and needs.

Plate and sheet filter for beer

In the brewing process, managing yeast and dry hop residuals can be challenging, especially when dealing with high solids in suspension. Traditional filtration methods often struggle with these materials, leading to inefficiencies and potential quality issues.
<h2>Filters yeast and dry hop residuals efficiently</h2>
The Dynamos from Easybrau-Velo (Omnia Technologies) is a revolutionary rotary crossflow filter specifically designed for filtering yeast and dry hop residuals without adjuvants. It features a series of rotary discs that spin through the product, enabling a self-cleaning process. The innovative calibrated back-wash system ensures high-quality filtration with filtrate recovery up to 95%. The system is compact and available in models ranging from 1m² to 20m². It operates with very low energy consumption and supports high nominal flow rates with 25-100 l/m²h for lees. The design allows for long filtration cycles, up to 96 hours, and ensures no oxygen pick-up during the process. The open and fully inspectable discs simplify maintenance and ensure consistent performance.

High solids crossflow filter for beer sediment removal

Maintaining the highest standards of hygiene in beer production is essential. Challenges include preventing chemical contamination during filtration and ensuring thorough sanitization of equipment to avoid impact on beer quality.
<h2>Ensures precise filtration and complete sanitization</h2>
The microfiltration system from Easybrau-Velo (Omnia Technologies) is designed to handle 10 to 500 hl/h of beer, available in both manual and automatic versions. Made from AISI 316 stainless steel, it adheres to stringent hygiene standards. The system includes valves and bypasses to allow concurrent filtration and washing, supporting effective CIP and thermal sterilization processes. Equipped with a PLC in automatic versions, it provides touch screen control over all phases of the process and can interface with other production site equipment. Additionally, the system features a mix-proof valve barrier between filtration and washing chambers to prevent chemical leaks and includes washing circuits designed to achieve full sanitization.

Microfiltration system for beer

In brewery operations, managing diatomaceous earth and minimizing product loss during filtration can be challenging. These issues can lead to increased operational costs and wastage of valuable beer during the filtration process, necessitating a reliable and efficient filtration system.
<h2>Automates beer filtration to reduce waste and costs</h2>
The EasyMEM by Easybrau-Velo (Omnia Technologies) is a fully automatic capillary membrane filter designed specifically for beer filtration. This innovative filter aims to resolve challenges related to diatomaceous earth management by reducing residual disposal costs and minimizing product loss associated with sludge. Utilizing crossflow filtration, the system ensures a consistent and efficient filtration process. The EasyMEM features periodical backwash and CIP (Cleaning in Place) to maintain optimal operation. It is equipped with a PLC that meticulously monitors and controls all phases of production and cleaning, ensuring precise control over process parameters and cycle trends. This solution is ideal for breweries looking to enhance their filtration efficiency without compromising product quality.

Capillary membrane filter for beer filtration

In the brewing industry, ensuring beer clarity and removing impurities like yeast and particulates is essential for producing high-quality beer. Brewers face the challenge of maintaining continuous production while minimizing downtime and manual labor during filtration.
<h2>Remove yeast and particulates from beer</h2>
The HiFlux Automatic Liquid Filtration System is designed to enhance beer production by providing optimal clarity and purity through state-of-the-art hygienic filters. This system uses self-cleaning technology to minimize downtime and reduce manual labor, enabling continuous production. It is tailored for the brewery industry, effectively removing particulates, yeast, and other impurities from the beer. Its durable and low-maintenance design ensures a quick return on investment. HiFlux Filtration Systems are flexible, allowing them to adapt seamlessly into existing brewery operations, paving the way for a future-proof solution. Additionally, the system's high particle load capacity and ability to handle various viscosities make it a versatile choice for different stages of beer production.

Beer production filtration system

In the food industry, achieving high-quality and stable liquid products such as wine and juice often presents challenges. Typical filtration processes can lead to high running costs and difficulties in maintaining product quality over time.
<h2>Ensures efficient wine and juice filtration</h2>
The CF Crossflow Filter from INOXPA is a reliable filtration solution designed specifically for the food industry. Constructed entirely from stainless steel, this filter employs tubular capillary membranes made from polypropylene, which are ideal for filtering a variety of liquids including wine, vinegar, and juices. One of its standout features is the fully automatic operating system, which ensures minimal manual intervention and consistent performance. Additionally, the design allows for easy membrane washing and sanitization, reducing maintenance efforts. The filter also excels in stabilizing the filtered product, ensuring long-term quality. With the capacity to effectively filter beer and sparkling wine, the CF Crossflow Filter is versatile and efficient, making it a valuable asset for diverse food processing applications.

Crossflow filter for liquid filtration in food industry

Originally developed as medicinal remedies, soft drinks quickly burst into a whole new category of non-alcoholic beverages. To make a soft drink, simply dissolve one part syrup into five parts water. For extra punch, add carbon dioxide to turn the mixture into a fizzy drink.

Soft drinks

The US Brewers Association estimates that the average American lives within 15 kilometers of a craft brewery. Although small in scale, these breweries are big on quality and rely on advanced craft beer making equipment to perfect their unique methods. Beer-making has a proud history, and craft brewers dig deep into the tradition to bring innovative alternatives to the market.

Craft beer

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With the escalating environmental challenges, the need for innovative solutions to water management has never been more urgent. We met Floriaan van Mechelen from <a href="https://www.pantareinwater.be/en/">Pantarein Water</a> at <a href="https://anugafoodtec.com">Anuga FoodTec</a>. And he told us all about their approach to circular water management.


<h2>Reuse water to create a circular environment</h2>
Floriaan says that there is a need to change industrial water usage in large factories and a way to do it is by reusing water. The technology from Pantarein Water utilizes reverse osmosis (RO) to purify the water once used in a process. By that, you can remove minerals, heavy metals, and microorganisms from the water. After RO the water is directed back to the production line.

"The approach itself is nothing new," says Floriaan, but the need for it is more evident than before. In addition to water reuse their experts can help you with both aerobic and anaerobic water treatment and water management in general.

"We are water at your service," beams Floriaan, as it is also their motto.

We are thrilled to see more companies focusing on circular solutions, kudos to Pantarein Water!

#Changemaker: dive into circular water management

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A beverage is any kind of liquid or drink, usually other than water, made for human consumption. Beverages are further classified into two categories: alcoholic beverages and non-alcoholic beverages. Alcoholic beverages refer to liquids that contain 1% to 75% of liquor and are produced by fermentation such as wine, beer, or distillation such as vodka, rum, tequila. Non-alcoholic beverages are drinks that don’t have any liquor such as tea, coffee, fruit juices, soft drinks, and carbonated beverages. They can be produced premix or postmix, depending on the setup of your production line.

Beverages

When it comes to beer packaging, most of the manufacturers use plain box cartons. Being able to produce something as unique as custom-shaped cartons with an appealing design is ideal for satisfying customers and following the latest trends in the market.


<h2>Packing products into wraparound packaging, display and tray cartons</h2>
The Baumer Wrap-Around is a carton packing system designed to pack bottles or cans into display cartons, tray cartons, and wrap-around cartons - those can be regular or custom-shaped, with a convenient plastic free handle for easy transport. It has an external cardboard magazine with an ergonomic position for effortless loading of the operator. Besides, the system has a patented three-arms pickup system using suction cups for easy pickup of cartons of varying thickness. The controls are done through a touch screen panel with production data and information on machine operation. It permits format changeovers allowing changing configuration in seconds and can be selected from the operator panel, making the machine automatically set up for new products. The production capacity can go as high as 80 cartons per minute.

Wrap-around case packer for cans or bottles

Baumer specializes in packaging solutions for a variety of sectors: bottling, food, canning, or personal care. The company’s portfolio includes shrink wrapping solutions, wrap-around cartoners, and combined systems, which can all be customized according to specific requirements.

Craft brewers come to the market with a story to tell. Standard packaging, however, no longer fits the bold, fresh personalities of independent beers that resonate with a new generation of drinkers. Advanced case packaging solutions now allow you to make a statement right from the retail shelf with eye-catching casing of different shapes and sizes.

But there is more to a packaging strategy than just slick brand building.


<h2>Package outside the box</h2>
As a small brewer, a smart way to accelerate your scale-up program is by automating the packaging process. Besides powering up production with fewer people, a packaging strategy also opens your label to a whole range of casing options that make your beer stand out and be noticed.

Case packaging designers are experimenting with new configurations such as carton crates, Tray &amp; Lid options, boxes with conical tops and carry-handle perforations.

The intricate construction of these cases cannot be handled by manual operation the same way regular box-shaped cases are. The folds in standard slotted boxes are relatively easy to form and glue by hand. Alternative designs, however, include folds with different pressure points that require precise application of tension. This becomes even more challenging as output capacity increases.


<h2>Packaging solutions for small brewers with big ambitions</h2>
Baumer supplies wrap-around packaging systems ideal for craft brewers that are ready to scale up and leverage unique packaging design to raise their brand's profile among the competition. The technology automates the packaging process to ramp up production, ensure uniformity and reduce dependence on manual  labor.

Starting from a <a href="https://making.com/beer">beer production</a> minimum of just two six-packs per minute the equipment is suitable for low-volume producers looking to grow capacity to medium or high volume.

Roberto Campagnini, Sales Manager and Packaging Solutions Specialist at Braumer, explains that facility area is a major concern for craft breweries: “Our machines are highly adaptable to limited spaces and the infeed section may be configured to a 90-degree angle to save floor area.”

Automation simplifies growth and supports a premiumization strategy, keeping your craft brewery ahead of the pack.

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Crafting Your Beer Story With Packaging

Cans have many advantages over bottles when it comes to packing, for example, your craft beer. Having a flexible automatic cartoning system for your different beer types and cases will significantly improve your process efficiency. Smaller scale manufacturers now also opt for an upgrade in their production line to efficiently erect, load and close their carton packaging.


<h2>Pack your craft beer cans into cartons automatically</h2>
The Switchback BRC-1, from Mpac Langen, is an automated carton packaging system for canned beverages such as beer, coffee, and energy drinks. The packing system has compact dimensions and is equipped with caster wheels for portability and leveling legs. A robotic arm gently handles the carton to open and close the packaging while a belted conveyor loads the cans via a pneumatic actuator. It can accommodate different can sizes, such as slim, sleek, or standard, and can pack them in 4, 6, 8, 9, or 12 formats with a maximum throughput of about 5 cartons per minute. The cartoner has a stainless steel frame and components for corrosion resistance and easy cleaning.

Horizontal Beverage Can Cartoner

Energy drinks have come a long way since the tangy, fizzy products popularized in the 1990s. The beverage category today is responding to wellness trends by reducing sugars and adding vitamins. But the basis for making energy drinks remains caffeine anhydrous, which acts as a stimulant. Unique recipes are finished with an array of ingredients, from herbal extracts to taurine to flavorings. Pasteurize the water-based mixture to eliminate microbial growth and extend the drink’s shelf-life.

Energy drinks

Mpac Group is an industry leader in packaging automation, cartoning, and case-packing technologies.

A sealed can of beer is the ultimate satisfaction for a craft brewer. But what’s better than a can of beer? A full case ready for the retail shelf. It marks the beginning of a brewing success story, and when cartoning reaches 40 cans per minute, you know you’ve reached your tipping point.

However, as beer packs increase, so do the cartoning challenges. Growing capacity means bringing more hands on deck or investing in an automated system.

Manual operation may have a lower initial cost, but labor costs quickly add up. Moreover, while direct human control allows closer monitoring, automatic cartoners ensure higher consistency. On the whole, machines bring a steady hand.

But automation has a cost too. Mechanical processes open the door to operational and maintenance issues that put the viability of 40 cpm threshold into question.


<h3>Growing by keeping it small</h3>
Small brewers would cheer for a system that combines the simplicity of manual operation with the accuracy of automated systems.

“This need is peculiar to craft brewers,” says Dave Shepherd, president of Mpac Switchback. “Like all businesses, breweries want to expand, but production typically remains around 3,000 barrels a year.”

Backed by decades of experience in beer can cartoning, Dave’s team went on to innovate a solution that achieves both. The Mpac system provides the precision of a machine but without its mechanical complexities.
<h3>A robotic arm lends a hand</h3>
Conventional technology designed for higher speeds involves separate units for erecting, filling, and closing boxes, apart from the intricate tracks connecting them. The Mpac engineers went back to the drawing board and rebuilt a system around a robotic arm that guides the carton every step of the way.

The platform simplifies the cartoning process while perfectly matching the volume requirements of small breweries. Dave explains how the robotic arm eliminates a layer of complexity: “We managed to replace a whole series of electromechanical tools with a single, low-maintenance device.”

40 cpm is a significant breakthrough, but brewers do not need to complicate their line just to keep up with the cartoning demands. The helpful robotic arm takes your production from tipping point to sipping point without mechanical hangovers.

Advantage craft breweries: robots take the frothiness out of cartoning

Our food chain starts in the soil, growing crops and livestock. But between the fields and the stores, there is a line of industrial food processing equipment. Processes may be as minimalistic as cleaning fruit and as complex as homogenizing milk alternatives made from pressed legumes. In each case, processing technology is an important link in the food production chain.

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Beer Filtration Equipment

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Reverse osmosis concentration system for beer and beverages

Dry hopping system for medium size breweries

Beer sterile filtration system for large breweries

Beer sterile filtration system for large breweries

Cross flow filtration for beer production

Kieselgur filter for beer filtration

Sheet filters for wine and beer filtration

Industrial sheet filters for diverse liquid filtration applications

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