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Your reputation rides on every batch. Clarity, taste, color, and microbial stability are shaped by the filtration and dissolved gas control decisions you make. The presence of dissolved oxygen during processing and packaging can accelerate oxidative degradation and negatively impact shelf life. Inconsistent carbonation can affect sensory characteristics. In-line rapid dissolved gas control helps you reclaim processing time and free up valuable production floor space.
Filtration and dissolved gas control solutions in the industrial filtration and separation portfolio are organized by category, so you can navigate directly to the application relevant to your operations.
Efficient food and beverage production depends on consistent performance across particle reduction, liquid clarification, microbial control, and dissolved gas control. A single production line typically requires coarse pre-filtration ahead of final clarification, sterilizing filtration at the fill line, and dissolved gas control at one or more process steps.
The right combination varies based on your product type, packaging format, and process design, and that is where we partner with you.
First impressions matter. Clarity is one of them.
Liquid clarification can address haze-forming compounds, colloids, proteins, and fine particles in finished beverages that shape visual appearance, sensory character, and consumer perception. Fermented beverages may contain yeast and polyphenols that precipitate or remain suspended after primary processing.
Achieving the clarity and brightness consumers expect before packaging requires filtration media that can adsorb fine colloids and retain mechanical particles. Charge-modified filtration media can reduce submicron particles and colloids.
Betafine XL Filter Cartridges are designed for absolute-rated polypropylene clarification. Zeta Plus H Filters enable charge-modified clarification in beer, wine, juice, and related beverage applications, bringing brilliance to every pour.
Microbial membrane filtration helps you achieve the microbial stability your product, customers, and regulators expect.
Microbial contamination during the production process presents risks to product stability, consumer safety, and regulatory compliance. Spoilage microorganisms can survive and proliferate in high-sugar, low-pH, and fermented beverage environments where chemical preservation alone falls short.
Asymmetric polyethersulfone membrane filtration can reliably retain spoilage microorganisms while meeting the service life and throughput that your production demands. Because cleaning, sanitizing, and sterilizing are everyday realities, our filters are built for breweries, wineries, and other beverage facilities running CIP and SIP protocols.
The LifeASSURE family of filter cartridges offers a trusted platform for microbial control in food and beverage production.
Dissolved gas control is central to beverage production, where consistent carbonation levels and oxygen control define product character, taste, mouthfeel, aroma, and shelf life.
Membrane contactor technology can offer rapid, precise, in-line, and repeatable dissolved gas addition and removal without the variability associated with conventional approaches. Nitrogenation and other dissolved gas control applications are within reach.
Hollow fiber membrane contactor technology offers a chemical-free approach to dissolved gas control at the production scale, with a compact form factor that fits into existing lines and can help cut gas consumption.
Liqui-Cel EXF Membrane Contactors are engineered for tightly controlled dissolved gas adjustment, so you can dial in product quality with confidence.
Discover products in the industrial filtration and separation portfolio that help drive your operation forward. Each product is designed to address one or more of the four core capability areas across your production categories.
Product links on this page currently direct to Solventum.com. Product information will soon be available on Thermofisher.com as part of our ongoing integration.
Beverage and food filtration brings together particle reduction, liquid clarification, microbial control, vent filtration, and dissolved gas control across your production operations.
Particle reduction can remove suspended solids from process water and bulk liquid streams. Liquid clarification targets haze-forming proteins, colloids, and fine particles in finished beverages. Microbial control uses membrane filtration to achieve microbiological stability. Dissolved gas control supports product quality, carbonation, and shelf life.
Applications span beer, wine, spirits, soft drinks, bottled water, juices, edible oils, dairy, and other processed foods where quality matters.
Microorganism control is important across multiple applications and helps you protect the products you make, including:
Vent filtration is also required on storage and loading tanks. Requirements vary by product type, packaging format, and applicable regulatory and quality standards.
Speak with a specialist for application-specific guidance.
Dissolved oxygen in beverages can accelerate oxidative reactions that degrade flavor, affect color stability, and reduce shelf life. Dissolved oxygen levels from processing to packaging are a key quality-control objective for beer, wine, soft drinks, and non-alcoholic beverages.
In carbonated soft drinks, dissolved gas control shapes sensory characteristics, such as taste and mouthfeel, and determines carbonation consistency and product character.
Membrane contactor technology offers a chemical-free approach to dissolved gas control across both applications. Nitrogenation is also possible.