This invention discloses a laboratory-grade
ceramic membrane pressure
filtration device, comprising a pressure
ceramic membrane
filtration unit, a pressure pump, a feed container, a valve, and a dialysate container. This invention uses an inorganic
ceramic membrane as the filter medium, which is resistant to acids and alkalis, resistant to organic solvents, has a wide range of applications, high strength, and high operating pressure. It maintains high
membrane integrity during installation, disassembly, and
filtration, and offers high operating flux and high
recovery rate. It can withstand both high-pressure
steam sterilization and chemical sterilization. The sealing method is simpler than that of tubular ceramic membranes, and the
dead volume is significantly smaller, requiring relatively less feed solution, making it suitable for laboratory operating environments.