GE P&W Pleated Filters - Memtrex MP-E Pleated Filters - Manual

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Memtrex* MP-E
Pleated Filters with Polyethersulfone Membrane
Figure 1 : Memtrex MP-E (MMP-E) Filters
Description and Use
Memtrex MP-E (MMP-E) filters (Figure 1) incorporate
a modified asymmetric Polyethersulfone mem-
brane with polypropylene supports and hardware
for enhanced service life and cleanliness in UPDI
water and other microelectronics applications.
The Electronics (E) Grade Memtrex-MP-E filters are
manufactured utilizing a high-purity rinse on each
and every filter to reduce TOC and trace metals
below 5.0 ppb. This is ideal for final filtration on
DI water pads and POU applications. These filters
are also 100% integrity-tested to ensure reliable
particle retention.
The MMP-E filter is just one example of our
strong commitment to the electronics industry.
Our complete portfolio includes filters for every
stage of processing, and we offer custom
solutions for your unique applications. GE Water &
Process Technologies is your complete source
for filters, crossflow membranes, housings and
other filtration equipment.
Typical Applications
Memtrex-MP-E filters are specifically designed for
the filtration of ultrapure semiconductor water.
Typical applications include:
• UPDI Water Pad
• High Purity Chemicals
• Point of Use Applications
General Properties
Memtrex MP-E filters are available the following
absolute pore size micron ratings: 0.03, 0.1 and
0.2 µm. Tables 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 show further details
on materials of construction, dimensions, opera-
tional limits, integrity testing and flow performance.
Table 1: Materials of Construction
Table 2: Dimensions
Table 3: Operational Limits