Based on the capillary flow (bubble point) method, this instrument automatically measures the pore size distribution of various microfiltration materials, including filter paper, carbon paper, porous ceramics, sintered metals, polymer membranes, woven and non-woven fabrics, and glass filters. With a measurement range of 0.01–100 μm, it accurately identifies effective pore throat size and diameter while avoiding interference from blind pores

  • Testing pressure: 0~3.5 Mpa
  • Testing flowrate: 0~200 L/min.

Key Measurement Items

FeatureDescription
Maximum pore sizeLargest pore through which gas first passes
Mean flow pore sizePore size at which 50% of total flow occurs
Minimum pore sizePressure at which gas begins to pass through all pores
Pore size distributionPore size distribution curve
PermeabilityGas flow rate per unit area

Main Applications

FieldUse Case
Membrane ManufacturingQuality control for UF, MF, and NF membranes
Precision FiltrationDevelopment of pharmaceutical and semiconductor filters
Ceramic FiltersHigh-temperature performance evaluation of porous materials
Textile IndustryAnalysis of pore characteristics in functional textile fibers
Fuel Cells/BatteriesEvaluation of gas permeation in separation membranes

Suitable for all types of filter elements—tubular, flat, spiral, hollow fiber, capsule, pleated—and complete filtration systems

Key Measurement Items

FeatureDescription
Bubble PointPressure at which the largest pore opens
Diffusion RateGas flow rate through a wetted filter
Pressure DecayVerification of pressure retention in a sealed state
Flow RateMeasurement of gas flow under dry conditions

Main Applications

FeatureUse Case
Pharmaceutical/BioValidation of sterile processes; applicable to vaccine and protein production
Food & BeverageSterilization process verification for products such as beer, bottled water, and dairy
Semiconductor/ChemicalHigh-purity filter validation for DI water and process gas filtration

Equipped with a temperature control and purification system. Testing is supported under both positive pressure (0–1 MPa) and negative pressure (-50 kPa to 1 MPa)

Key Measurement Items

FeatureDescription
FluxFlow rate per unit area per unit time
PermeabilityFlow rate normalized by pressure (Flux / Pressure)
Transmembrane PressurePressure difference across the membrane
Rejection/RetentionSolute removal efficiency

Main Applications

FeatureUse Case
R&DPerformance verification of new membranes
Filter ManufacturersQuality control
Water Purification/Ultrapure Water SystemsFilter performance monitoring
Pharmaceutical/Food & BeverageComparison of flow rate before and after filtration
Ceramic/Metal FiltersWater permeability testing and comparison before and after cleaning