What is a micron & what the PursaLexTM-UF System is able to do!
Q: When discussing micron size, how small are we talking about?
A: The dot above this "i" is approximately 400 microns in size. Particles under 50 microns are generally not visible to the naked eye (unless they are in high concentration and passing through sunlight). Particles under 10 microns in size are only visible when using a microscope.
Our PursaLex™-UF Removes all the way down to 0.025 microns. The graph below illustrates the PursaLex™-UF capabilities. The edge of the RED LINE are the parameters of our UF System. I don't know if we have this graph on our site or if we need it on the site. I will leave this for Krish to decide if he wants it there or not.
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