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Sterilizing-Grade & Depth Filtration — Food/Beverage/Biological Process Fluids

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Named chemicals

beerwinesbeverage process waterendotoxin-bearing process fluidsbiopharmaceutical mediatank vent gas
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LibertyCES has documented Sterilizing-Grade & Depth Filtration in Food/Beverage/Biological Process Fluids service, including beer, wines and beverage process water. Wetted materials to confirm: PES membrane, Hydrophobic PTFE, double-layer, Charged nylon and Ultrapure polypropylene. Documented models include Strainrite Pur-MAXX SG and Mem-Pleat SG and Strainrite Vent-MAXX. Compatibility depends on exact concentration, temperature and duty cycle, so confirm with a free spec review.

Materials documented for this service

  • PES membrane (0.2µm sterilizing grade)
  • Hydrophobic PTFE, double-layer (Vent-MAXX)
  • Charged nylon (Endo-MAXX CN)
  • Ultrapure polypropylene (capsules)
  • FDA-listed materials of construction

Products cited for this service

Strainrite Pur-MAXX SG and Mem-Pleat SG (sterilizing-grade 0.2µm PES membrane; 0.45/0.2, 0.2/0.2 and 0.2/0.1 µm; USP Class VI certified, USP 665 certified, bacterial retention validated to Brevundimonas diminuta, steam-durable, 100% integrity tested)Strainrite Vent-MAXX (double-layer hydrophobic PTFE for tank vent and gas filtration, validated to air and liquid standards)Strainrite Endo-MAXX CN (charged nylon 0.2µm, positive zeta potential removes charged particles smaller than the absolute retention rating)Strainrite MAXX-Cap and Brevi-Cap ultrapure polypropylene capsules, 2" up to 40", 0.2/0.1 µmStrainrite filter bags, membrane/depth cartridges, large diameter cartridges, housings & vessels

Real Specifications

SpecValueSource document
Pur-MAXX SG / Mem-Pleat SG membrane ratingSterilizing-grade 0.2µm PES membrane; 0.45/0.2, 0.2/0.2, and 0.2/0.1 µm configurationsAllied Fluid Products — Bay Area Fluid Handling & Sealing Distributor
Sterilizing-grade certificationsUSP Class VI certified, USP 665 certified, bacterial retention validated to Brevundimonas diminuta, steam-durable, 100% integrity testedAllied Fluid Products — Bay Area Fluid Handling & Sealing Distributor
Vent-MAXX constructionDouble-layer hydrophobic PTFE membrane for tank vent & gas filtration, validated to air and liquid standards, 100% integrity testedAllied Fluid Products — Bay Area Fluid Handling & Sealing Distributor
Endo-MAXX CN mechanismCharged nylon 0.2µm membrane with positive zeta potential — removes charged particles smaller than the filter's own absolute retention ratingAllied Fluid Products — Bay Area Fluid Handling & Sealing Distributor
MAXX-Cap / Brevi-Cap capsule sizes2" up to 40", 0.2/0.1 µm, ultrapure polypropylene constructionAllied Fluid Products — Bay Area Fluid Handling & Sealing Distributor
Compliance stackISO 9001:2015, cGMP manufacturing in ISO Class 7 clean rooms, LAL endotoxin testing, bacterial challenge validated to ASTM F838, FDA-listed materials, steam and gamma sterilization validationAllied Fluid Products — Bay Area Fluid Handling & Sealing Distributor
Sterilizing-grade filtration for beverage or biopharma service is a compliance stack, not just a micron rating — a 0.2µm membrane alone doesn't establish sterility assurance without bacterial challenge validation to ASTM F838 against Brevundimonas diminuta and 100% integrity testing on every cartridge, which is the actual basis for a defensible sterile claim to a regulator or customer.

Every material and product claim on this page traces to real, vendor-published documentation on file with LibertyCES. Chemical compatibility depends on exact concentration, temperature, and duty cycle — confirm current specifications with the manufacturer and request a spec review before final specification.

FAQ

Can Sterilizing-Grade & Depth Filtration handle Food/Beverage/Biological Process Fluids?

LibertyCES has documented Sterilizing-Grade & Depth Filtration in Food/Beverage/Biological Process Fluids service.

What wetted materials should Sterilizing-Grade & Depth Filtration use in Food/Beverage/Biological Process Fluids service?

Materials documented for this service: PES membrane (0.2µm sterilizing grade), Hydrophobic PTFE, double-layer (Vent-MAXX), Charged nylon (Endo-MAXX CN), Ultrapure polypropylene (capsules), FDA-listed materials of construction. Compatibility depends on exact concentration, temperature and duty cycle, so confirm with a spec review before final specification.

Which Food/Beverage/Biological Process Fluids chemicals does this cover?

Named chemicals in this documentation: beer, wines, beverage process water, endotoxin-bearing process fluids, biopharmaceutical media, tank vent gas.

Which Sterilizing-Grade & Depth Filtration models are documented for Food/Beverage/Biological Process Fluids?

Documented examples include Strainrite Pur-MAXX SG and Mem-Pleat SG (sterilizing-grade 0.2µm PES membrane; 0.45/0.2, 0.2/0.2 and 0.2/0.1 µm; USP Class VI certified, USP 665 certified, bacterial retention validated to Brevundimonas diminuta, steam-durable, 100% integrity tested), Strainrite Vent-MAXX (double-layer hydrophobic PTFE for tank vent and gas filtration, validated to air and liquid standards), Strainrite Endo-MAXX CN (charged nylon 0.2µm, positive zeta potential removes charged particles smaller than the absolute retention rating), Strainrite MAXX-Cap and Brevi-Cap ultrapure polypropylene capsules, 2" up to 40", 0.2/0.1 µm, Strainrite filter bags, membrane/depth cartridges, large diameter cartridges, housings & vessels.

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