PSH-Series Hydrophobic Polysulfone

PSH-Series high purity hydrophobic polysulfone membrane filter cartridges provide a cost-effective alternative to PTFE or PVDF membrane cartridges for air, bulk gas, and tank vent applications requiring high moisture resistance.

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The highly asymmetric membrane pore structure provides high flow rate at low pressure drop. Constructed using high purity polypropylene hardware and support layers. PSH-Series cartridges offer outstanding performance value. Manufactured in a clean-room environment to maintain high standards of purity and cleanliness

Performance Chart

*All data is based on absolute rated medias. Nominally rated medias will result in a pressure drop reduction of approximately 10%.

Typical Applications

Tank Vent
Fermentation
Air, Nitrogen, Other Inert Gases

Construction Materials

Membrane: Hydrophobic Polysulfone
Support Media: Polypropylene
End Caps: Polypropylene
Center Core: Polypropylene
Outer Support Cage: Polypropylene
O-Rings/Gaskets: Buna, EPDM, Silicone, Teflon® Encapsulated Viton®, Viton®, Teflon® Encapsulated Silicone

Operating Conditions

Change Out Δ (recommended): 35 PSID
Temperature (max): 176˚F (80˚C)
Differential Pressure (max): 50 PSID (3.4 bar) at 68˚F (20˚C)

Dimensions

Length: 10 to 40 inches (25.4 to 101.6 cm) nominal
Outside Diameter: 2.70 inches (7.0 cm) nominal

Sanitization/Sterilization

Filter Hot Water: 80˚C for 30 min
Steam Sterilization: 121˚C for 30 min., multiple cycles
Chemicals: Cartridges are compatible with most chemical sanitizing agents.
Note: Stainless steel insert option required for all cartridges being hot water sanitized or steam sterilized

Toxicity

All polypropylene components meet the specifications for biological safety per USP Class VI – 121˚C for plastics.

Food Safety Compliance

Materials of construction comply with FDA regulations for food and beverage contact use as detailed in the US Code of Federal Regulations, 21CFR. Materials used to produce filter media and hardware are deemed safe for use in contact with foodstuffs in accordance with EU Directives 2002/72/EC, 1935/2004, and/or 10/2011.