Understanding the Advanced Japanese Filtration Technology of Kitz Micro Filter

1. Understanding the Advanced Japanese Filtration Technology of Kitz Micro Filter

2. Understanding the Advanced Japanese Filtration Technology of Kitz Micro Filter • Throughout the years, several companies across multiple countries have been developing water Filtration Technology to produce clean water that is safe enough to drink and use for consumption. However, there is always a debate as to which device or technology yields the best drinkable water. • For people living in countries where water sanitation is properly undertaken with the right equipment and process, the best technology is needed to make your water safe with the right process. • Take a look as we discuss several water filters as well as why the technology of Kitz Micro Filters is best for modern-day requirements.

3. We Discuss Several Water Filters • How Water Filters Work • You can find numerous filters on the market, each one providing a different filtering process or material. These are a few other types of water filters and their working. • Activated Alumina • Working based on absorption, activated Alumina is capable of removing excess amounts of Fluoride, Arsenic, and Selenium which may be abundantly present in tap water or untreated water being sourced to households. The Alumina is usually present as a base and needs regular cleaning. • Carbon Block and Activated Carbon • Granulated Carbon or a Carbon block has a large number of pores or open holes by which contaminants, impurities, and odor-emitting substances can be eliminated with this technique. However, the Carbon will need eventual changes when all the pores become blocked.

4. We Discuss Several Water Filters • Ceramic Filters • The ceramic’s surface bears half a micron or smaller pores in ceramic filters. Water can pass through the pores, but impurities and bacteria are too large to pass through the pores, so they remain embedded in the ceramic. • Distillation • Distillation filters rely on the differing boiling points of water and any chemical dissolved or mixed with it. The water is heated and turned to steam, which is pure water, and is collected at a different outlet. • Sand and Sediment Mesh • Using mechanical filtration, sand, and sediment meshwork by collecting out all particles or solid impurities from water. The sand and mesh create layers that bear certain sizes through which only water is collected. But it cannot be used to remove chemicals and bacteria that can pass through the filter’s minute spaces.

5. We Discuss Several Water Filters • Absorption Filters • Similar to Carbon and Activated Carbon filters, absorption filters work by using a certain material to absorb and hold chemicals or materials on the surface of or within the material. • Sequestration • The process of sequestration in filtering involves completely isolating a substance from municipal water. A commonly used substance for this is Polyphosphate which is used to sequester Calcium and Magnesium, which are the cause of limestone.

6. Kitz Micro Filter with 4 filtration levels • The Japanese filtration technology of Kitz Micro Filter with JIS Japan standards is advanced and surpasses the standards of other water filtering technology which often falls short of assuring a safe water supply for you and your family. • The Kitz Micro Filter makes use of four types of filters: • Non-Woven Fabric Filter • Granular Activated Carbon Filter • Fibriform Activated Carbon Filter • Hollow Fiber Ultra Filter

7. Non-Woven Fabric Filtration Technology • This is the first filter or pre-filter whose purpose is to catch and filter out larger sediments that are suspended in the water. The non-woven fabric performs with very small spaces between the fabric and it is just small enough to catch larger objects that cannot pass through them. • Items that can be filtered out from the tap water using a Non-Woven Fabric Filter include dust, straw, stones, and other foreign particles that are immiscible in water and too large to pass through the non-woven fabric. • From this filter, all large objects are removed from the water and it is, therefore, ready to move on to the next step of processing.

8. Granular Activated Carbon Filtration Technology • Activated Carbon is commonly used in water filtration. However, the carbon used in the Kitz Micro Filter is specially activated to show enhanced performance that other activated carbon does not show. This is due to its steam activation which results in less impure carbon and thus, a greater number of open surface pores to absorb impurities from the water. • Impurities that can be absorbed through the granular activated carbon filter are Chlorine, trihalomethane, and a musty odor. This improves the quality of the water and makes it safer for drinking.

9. Fibriform Activated Carbon Filtration Technology • Lead is poison and can lead to developmental delays, abdominal pain, neurologic changes, and irritability and in very high doses it may even be fatal. Thus, it is very important to make sure the water consumed is completely lead-free and not just low levels of lead that other water filtering technologies fail to eradicate from the output water. • The third layer containing a fibriform activated carbon filter is mainly used for removing dissolved lead from the water. Sometimes small amounts of lead are found in regular tap water due to the use of lead faucets or lead pipes that may be used in transporting water from the source to the final destination, this possibly being into your home.

10. Hollow Fiber Ultra Filter • The Hollow Fiber Ultra Filter acts as the fourth and final layer of the Kitz Micro Filter which is by far the most effective layer that renders the device very effective in emitting the safest water for cooking and drinking use. • The filter can filter out foreign bodies that are as small as 0.1μm (0.0001mm). Given this size range, this filter targets microorganisms that bear a microscopic size. The microorganisms that can be eliminated through the hollow fiber ultrafilter are bacteria, coliform, and parasites, rendering safe water for consumption.

11. How Kitz Micro Filter Japan Ensures the Best Form of Drinking Water from Municipal Water? • Tap water is sourced from underground water sources or in some cases from open water bodies as well. Drinking tap water that is directly sourced from either of these sources is not advisable! • While being transported through pipes to your home, tap water may become contaminated with many dangerous objects along the way. This could be something as visible as stones and dirt or invisible such as chemicals and microorganisms. • Kitz Micro Filter”s advanced Technology that meets the criteria set by JIS Japan standards, uses not one or two but four layers to purify your water! At every layer, a different set of impurities, pathogens, bacteria, or excessive minerals are being removed and lowered to ensure the water that finally reaches you is safe and drinkable. • Thus, tap water is unsafe to drink and you shouldn’t consume it until it has been put through rigorous filtering, preferably using the Kitz Micro Filter Japan which offers unparalleled water filtration, and these properties of Kitz Micro filter Japan makes it the best suitable water purifier for municipal water.

12. Conclusion • At the end, When it comes to your health and safety, making sure that the water you consume is completely clean and free of toxic substances and pathogens is crucial! In some cases, it can be the difference between living a healthy life and death. • The Kitz Micro Filter Japan with advanced Japanese filtration technology is just the technology you need to render your tap water safe and drinkable, ensuring you get the best from life. You can benefit from the modern devices that this company is offering to ensure the safety of you and your family.

13. Conatct KITZ MICRO FILTERS, INDIA • Address: 609/A | Block- C | Ganesh Meridian | Near Sola Over Bridge,S G Highway | Sola – Ahmedabad 380060 | Gujarat | INDIA • Phone: 079-66176695 • Email:info@kitzmf.in • Toll Free: 18004196419