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  • BevBright 1 Micron Beverage Filter - PLACEHOLDER BevBright 1 Micron Beverage Filter - PLACEHOLDER

    BevBright® 1 Micron Beverage Filters

    12 reviews

    BevBright's one micron filters are disposable, multi-zoned, cartridge style filters perfect for filtering wine with any standard 10" filter cartridge housing.  BevBright achieves superior efficiency by being the first to spin different diameters of poly strands on the same filter core to create zones of filtration. The zone closest to the core contains consistent, tight fibers for final filtration while the final outer layer zone is spun with larger fibers for increased sediment holding capacity and increased flow capacity. The best of both worlds. By comparison typical spun poly water filters are spun with only one size of fiber.  Note that these are True 10" Filter Cartridges that rely upon the housing being closed tightly in order to engage the Knife Seals & eliminate bypass. 1 Micron Filters Use a 1 micron filter for brilliant filtration when your wine has already naturally settled out. Too many yeast cells in solution or sedment at the bottom will quickly clog a 1 micron filter. Do you fear you have sediment or is your wine cloudy to the eye? Try a 3 micron or 5 micron filter.  What Retention Efficiency rating should I choose? We suggest you start with the 98% Super High Efficiency rated filters and adjust from there. 90% High Efficiency - Removes 90% of the material 1 micron or larger in a single pass. 98% Super High Efficiency - Removes 98% of the material 1 micron or larger in a single pass. 99.8% Absolute Efficiency - Removes 99.8% of the material 1 micron or larger in a single pass. More Information on Efficiency Ratings The efficiency rating tells you what % of material, at the given micron rating, will be filtered out in a single pass. Cheaper spun poly water filters are never rated for efficiency because they only remove 60-80% of the material at a given micron rating in a single pass. BevBright offer three levels of efficiency to fit any winemaker's budget or need.   The High Efficiency rated filters work better than any 1 micron rated hardware store spun poly filters . The Super High Efficiency filters represent great value. They remove 98% of material in a single pass for just a little bit more money. Absolute rated filters are perfect for the discerning winemaker who wants to absolutely remove material 1 micron or larger.   

    $5.99 - $14.99

  • Buon Vino Super Jet Filter Pads - Fine - PLACEHOLDER Buon Vino Super Jet Filter Pads - Fine - PLACEHOLDER

    Buon Vino Super Jet Filter Pads - Fine (Number 2)

    Due to high demand, the pack of 200 is currently out of stock. Be the first to receive your items by placing a pre-order today. We will automatically ship this item to you when we receive more in early September. 20 x 20 cm custom Filter Pad for use specifically with the Buon Vino Super-Jet Filter. Pads are rated nominally, which means that the rating is an average of all of the sizes of pores in the media. Fine pads are rated to 2 microns nominal, and are appropriate for polish filtration of red and white wines. Typically the finest filtration a red wine will go through.

    $7.69 - $263.99

  • Buon Vino Mini Jet Filter Pads (3) - Fine (Polish #2)

    Buon Vino Mini Jet Filter Pads (3) - Fine (Polish #2)

    5 reviews

    Filter pad number 2 from Buon Vino for Polish Filtration. Fits the Buon Vino Mini Jet (FIL20). Requires one 3 pack to run the filter. Fine are approximately 2 microns.

    $4.99

  • Buon Vino Super Jet Filter Pads - Course - PLACEHOLDER Buon Vino Super Jet Filter Pads - Course - PLACEHOLDER

    Buon Vino Super Jet Filter Pads - Coarse (Number 1)

    2 reviews

    20 x 20 cm custom Filter Pad for use specifically with the Buon Vino Super-Jet Filter.  Coarse pads are rated to 7 microns nominal, and are appropriate for initial clearing of red and white wines when particularly cloudy. With a nominal rated pad some material below the rating will be trapped and some material above the rating will be allowed to pass, the 7 micron represent an average. 

    $7.69 - $263.99

  • Buon Vino Super Jet Filter Pads - Sterile - PLACEHOLDER Buon Vino Super Jet Filter Pads - Sterile - PLACEHOLDER

    Buon Vino Super Jet Filter Pads - Sterile (Number 3)

    A .5 micron pad used for final filtration.  When using the Buon Vino Super Jet Filter with sterile pads a homewinemaker will want to "pre-filter" the wine with polish pads (FIL16) otherwise you will certainly have early clogging issues. . The sterile filters clog too fast when there is any sediment present.

    $10.99 - $329.99

  • Filter Sheets - 20 cm x 20 cm (0.45 Micron) - PLACEHOLDER

    Filter Sheets - 20 cm x 20 cm (0.45 Micron)

    1 review

    20cm x 20cm filter pads made for 20x20 plate filters. Pads rated 0.45 micron remove 99.999% of bacteria. This pad is the right choice when you want to promote sterility in the bottle, although do please note that the pad does not remove 100% of bacteria - only a cartridge filter can do so. The filters can be sterilized by in-line steam, auto-claving, dry heat, hot water or chemical methods. We choose to run Saniclean (CL27) solution through the pads followed by sterile water or a small amount of wine that is then discarded. After the solution is run through the pads, and the pads have softened, the filter will need to be re-tightened. Each pad has an entry side and an exit side, distinguishable by their different textures. The entry side is a billowy type texture, frequently called the "rough" side; and the exit side has a crosshatch pattern and is commonly called the "smooth" side. For more information on how to load filter sheets into your plate and frame filter, see our Guide to Plate Filtering.

    $69.99 - $999.99

  • Buon Vino Mini Jet Filter Pads (3) - Sterile #3

    Buon Vino Mini Jet Filter Pads (3) - Sterile

    3 reviews

    For our FIL20 Buon Vino Mini Jet. Requires one 3 pack to run the filter. When using the Buon Vino Mini Jet Filter with sterile pads the home winemaker will want to "pre-filter" the wine with polish pads (FIL16) if the volume is 5 gallons or more, or if the wine is particularly cloudy. The sterile filters clog too fast when there is any sediment present. Sterile filters are approximately .5 micron.

    $5.49

  • Filter Sheets - 20 cm x 20 cm (2-3 Micron) - PLACEHOLDER

    Filter Sheets - 20 cm x 20 cm (2-3 Micron)

    20cm x 20cm filter pads made for 20x20 plate filters. 2-3 micron pads are for general polishing of wines that do not need to be sterile filtered. Please note that all pad filters are rated 'nominal', meaning that about 90-95% of all particulate matter at the micron rating will be filtered out. There will always be a little bit of smaller material that is also filtered out, as well as some larger material that will make it through. The filters can be sterilized by in-line steam, auto-claving, dry heat, hot water or chemical methods. We choose to run Saniclean (CL27) solution through the pads followed by sterile water or a small amount of wine that is then discarded. After the solution is run through the pads, and the pads have softened, the filter will need to be re-tightened. Each pad has an entry side and an exit side, distinguishable by their different textures. The entry side is a billowy type texture, frequently called the "rough" side; and the exit side has a crosshatch pattern and is commonly called the "smooth" side. For more information on how to load filter sheets into your plate and frame filter, see our Guide to Plate Filtering.

    $59.99 - $799.99

  • Buon Vino Mini Jet Filter Pads (3) - Coarse

    Buon Vino Mini Jet Filter Pads (3) - Coarse

    4 reviews

    For our FIL20 Buon Vino Mini Jet. Requires one 3 pack to run the filter. Course are approximately 7 microns.

    $4.99

  • Filter Sheets - 20 cm x 20 cm (5-7 Micron) - PLACEHOLDER

    Filter Sheets - 20 cm x 20 cm (5-7 Micron)

    20cm x 20cm filter pads made for 20x20 plate filters. 5-7 micron pads are considered to be a "rough" filtration and are typically used to prepare the wine to be filtered by finer pads, usually either 2-3 micron or 1.5 micron depending on the winemaker's tastes and objectives. Please note that all pad filters are rated 'nominal', meaning that about 90-95% of all particulate matter at the micron rating will be filtered out. There will always be a little bit of smaller material that is also filtered out, as well as some larger material that will make it through. The filters can be sterilized by in-line steam, auto-claving, dry heat, hot water or chemical methods. We choose to run Saniclean (CL27) solution through the pads followed by sterile water or a small amount of wine that is then discarded. After the solution is run through the pads, and the pads have softened, the filter will need to be re-tightened. Each pad has an entry side and an exit side, distinguishable by their different textures. The entry side is a billowy type texture, frequently called the "rough" side; and the exit side has a crosshatch pattern and is commonly called the "smooth" side. For more information on how to load filter sheets into your plate and frame filter, see our Guide to Plate Filtering.

    $61.99 - $642.99

  • BevBright 5 Micron Beverage Filters - PLACEHOLDER BevBright 5 Micron Beverage Filters - PLACEHOLDER

    BevBright® 5 Micron Beverage Filters

    1 review

    BevBright's Five Micron Filters are disposable, multi-zoned, cartridge style filters perfect for filtering wine with any standard 10" filter cartridge housing.  BevBright achieves superior efficiency by being the first to spin different diameters of poly strands on the same filter core to create zones of filtration. The zone closest to the core contains consistent, tight fibers for final filtration while the final outer layer zone is spun with larger fibers for increased sediment holding capacity and increased flow through. The best of both worlds. By comparison typical spun poly water filters are spun with only one size of fiber.   Note that these are True 10" Filter Cartridges that rely upon the housing being closed tightly in order to engage the Knife Seals & eliminate bypass. 5 Micron Filters 5 micron filters are the best choice when there is visible sediment in your wine. A 5 micron filter will remove almost all visible sediment and yeast and is less likely to clog than a 3 or 1 micron filter. Already have pretty clear wine and just want to make it shine?  Check out our 3 micron or 1 micron filters. What Retention Efficiency rating should I choose? We suggest you start with the Super High Efficiency rated filters and adjust from there. 90% High Efficiency - Removes 90% of the material 5 micron or larger in a single pass. 98% Super High Efficiency - Removes 98% of the material 5 micron or larger in a single pass. 99.8% Absolute Efficiency - Removes 99.8% of the material 5 micron or larger in a single pass.   More Information on Efficiency Ratings The efficiency rating tells you what % of material, at the given micron rating, will be filtered out in a single pass. Cheaper spun poly water filters are never rated for efficiency because they only remove 60-80% of the material at a given micron rating in a single pass. BevBright offer three levels of efficiency to fit any winemaker's budget or need.   The High Efficiency rated filters work better than any 5 micron rated hardware store spun poly filters . The Super High Efficiency filters represent great value. They remove 98% of material in a single pass for just a little bit more money. Absolute rated filters are more typically by discerning winermakers that want the highest efficiency possible.   

    $5.99 - $14.99

  • Filter Sheets - 20 cm x 20 cm (1.5 Micron) - PLACEHOLDER

    Filter Sheets - 20 cm x 20 cm (1.5 Micron)

    20cm x 20cm filter pads made for 20x20 plate filters. 1.5 micron pads are for fine polishing of the wine, or for preparing wines to go through a sterile cartridge filter. Please note that all pad filters are rated 'nominal', meaning that about 90-95% of all particulate matter at the micron rating will be filtered out. There will always be a little bit of smaller material that is also filtered out, as well as some larger material that will make it through. The filters can be sterilized by in-line steam, auto-claving, dry heat, hot water or chemical methods. We choose to run Saniclean (CL27) solution through the pads followed by sterile water or a small amount of wine that is then discarded. After the solution is run through the pads, and the pads have softened, the filter will need to be re-tightened. Each pad has an entry side and an exit side, distinguishable by their different textures. The entry side is a billowy type texture, frequently called the "rough" side; and the exit side has a crosshatch pattern and is commonly called the "smooth" side. For more information on how to load filter sheets into your plate and frame filter, see our Guide to Plate Filtering.

    $59.99 - $799.99

  • BevBright Pleated PES Filter (10 in.) - High Efficiency 0.45 Micron Absolute BevBright Pleated PES Filter (10 in.) - High Efficiency 0.45 Micron Absolute

    BevBright® .45 Micron Absolute Sterile Beverage Filter Cartridge

    2 reviews

    High quality, absolute rated .45 micron absolute filter with a hard caged body and gasketed ends. Thermally bonded end caps and ultrasonic welded media seams for a one piece construction. Absolute rated at 99.99% efficiency to remove bacteria for sterile filtering. Ideal for filtering white wine that has not completed a full malolactic fermentation. Filters meet FDA Title 21 regulations for beverage contact. Will work with our 10 inch cannister filter. What makes this filter really unique is the PES layer membrane with defined .45 micron hole size. This layer will not allow material to pass that is over .45 in size. This PES layer is also what makes this cartridge considerably more expensive than spun poly filters.  Some cartridage filters are listed as being absolute but unless they have a PES layer they aren't.   Wine to be filtered should already be very clear as this filter will load up quickly with material. It is a common practice to prefilter already settled wine with a 1 micron spun poly filter and then filter with this .45 micron absolute filter.  Please note: these filters are not intended to be reusable.  

    $124.99

  • Enolmatic/Enolmaster Filter (1 Micron) - PLACEHOLDER Enolmatic/Enolmaster Filter (1 Micron) - PLACEHOLDER

    Reusable Filter Cartridge | 1 Micron | Absolute Rated | Enolmatic | Enolmaster

    Use with the Enolmatic filter. These filter cartridges can be cleaned and re-sanitized for future useage. Wash by running PBW (CL25) followed by a hot then a cold rinse. Re-sanitize immediately after washing and then again just prior to the next use with SaniClean (CL27). Absolute Rated

  • Enolmatic/Enolmaster Filter (.5 Micron) - PLACEHOLDER Enolmatic/Enolmaster Filter (.5 Micron) - PLACEHOLDER

    Reusable Filter Cartridge | .5 Micron | Absolute Rated | Enolmatic | Enolmaster

    0.5 Micron Absolute Rated Washable and Reusable High Quality PE Filter Compatible with both the Enolmatic and Enolmaster filters Use with the Enolmatic or Enolmaster filter. These filter cartridges can be cleaned and re-sanitized for future useage. Wash by running PBW (CL25) followed by a hot then a cold rinse. Re-sanitize immediately after washing and then again just prior to the next use with SaniClean (CL27). Can be used to Filter approximately 15 gallons at a time assuming the wine is previously filtered by rougher filtration like 1 or 2 micron filters

  • Filter Sheets - 20 cm x 20 cm (0.8 Micron) - PLACEHOLDER

    Filter Sheets - 20 cm x 20 cm (0.8 Micron)

    20cm x 20cm filter pads made for 20x20 plate filters. 0.8 micron pads are for ultra-fine polishing of the wine, or for preparing hard to filter wines to go through a sterile cartridge filter. Please note that all pad filters are rated 'nominal', meaning that about 90-95% of all particulate matter at the micron rating will be filtered out. There will always be a little bit of smaller material that is also filtered out, as well as some larger material that will make it through. The filters can be sterilized by in-line steam, auto-claving, dry heat, hot water or chemical methods. We choose to run Saniclean (CL27) solution through the pads followed by sterile water or a small amount of wine that is then discarded. After the solution is run through the pads, and the pads have softened, the filter will need to be re-tightened. Each pad has an entry side and an exit side, distinguishable by their different textures. The entry side is a billowy type texture, frequently called the "rough" side; and the exit side has a crosshatch pattern and is commonly called the "smooth" side. For more information on how to load filter sheets into your plate and frame filter, see our Guide to Plate Filtering.

    $64.99 - $899.99

  • Filter Housing - 10 inch Filter Housing - 10 inch

    Filter Canister Housing - 10 in.

    10 reviews

    This is just the 10" Housing found on the 10" Filter Kit. It has 1/2" FPT on both the "in" and "out" of the housing. This can be "ganged" on to the FIL40 with the help of a 1/2" stainless nipple, H610. For Filter Cartridges, see our line of BevBright® Filters. Please Note: This housing is for 10" filter cartridges.  Many cartridge filters are 9.785" long, and will allow some bypass if used with this housing. If you are having trouble removing the lid, try this spanner wrench!

    $54.99

  • Buon Vino Mini Jet

    Buon Vino Mini Jet Filter

    10 reviews

    This compact filter is designed for the home wine maker who is filtering 5-10 gallons at a time. Perfect for filtering wine concentrate kits. There is a small built in Flojet pump (self-priming, diaphragm pump) that can be used for racking from container to the next by bypassing the filter pads. You will not want to filter wine which contains solids such as stems or oak chips. This will clog the pump and void the warranty. Takes three pads to load this filter. Does not come with filter pads. The intake and outtake tubes are 3/8" and the drip tray tube is 1/4".  

    $274.99

  • Enolmatic Inline Filter Housing - PLACEHOLDER

    Inline Filter Housing | Enolmatic | Enolmaster

    4 reviews

    Use in conjunction with an Enolmatic or Enolmaster filler to filter wine inline as you are bottling. Saves time by eliminating a separate step and allows you to filter without using a pump or exposing your wine to oxygen. This filter unit is placed inline between the product and the filler itself. Filters are available in 5, 1 and .5 micron ratings. The filter cartridges used with this housing can be cleaned and re-sanitized for future useage. Wash by running PBW (CL25) followed by a hot then a cold rinse. Re-sanitize immediately after washing and then again just prior to the next use with SaniClean (CL27).

    $186.99

  • Filter Pad (Polish) Pack of 2

    Beer and Wine Filter Pad (Polish) - Pack of Two

    8 reviews

    For use with our FIL45 series of plate filters. These pads will provide between 1-2 Micron filtration. Each filter pad set is good for approximately 5 gallons of beer when the beer has been filtered by the previous size pads or you are starting with the rough filters. These pads are designed to be thrown away after one use.

    $7.69

  • Filter Sheets - Seitz K900 20 cm x 20 cm (9-10 Micron) - PLACEHOLDER

    Filter Sheets - Seitz K900 20 cm x 20 cm (9-10 Micron)

    20cm x 20cm filter pads made for 20x20 plate filters. 9-10 micron pads are considered to be a "very rough" filtration and are typically used to prepare the wine to be filtered by finer pads, usually either 5-7 micron; or also to pre-filter white musts prior to fermentation. Please note that all pad filters are rated 'nominal', meaning that about 90-95% of all particulate matter at the micron rating will be filtered out. There will always be a little bit of smaller material that is also filtered out, as well as some larger material that will make it through. The filters can be sterilized by in-line steam, auto-claving, dry heat, hot water or chemical methods. We choose to run Saniclean (CL27) solution through the pads followed by sterile water or a small amount of wine that is then discarded. After the solution is run through the pads, and the pads have softened, the filter will need to be re-tightened. Each pad has an entry side and an exit side, distinguishable by their different textures. The entry side is a billowy type texture, frequently called the "rough" side; and the exit side has a crosshatch pattern and is commonly called the "smooth" side. For more information on how to load filter sheets into your plate and frame filter, see our Guide to Plate Filtering.

    $59.99 - $799.99

  • Filter Pad (Rough) - Pack of 2

    Beer and Wine Filter Pad (Rough) - Pack of Two

    8 reviews

    For use with our FIL45 series of plate filters. These pads will provide between 5-7 Micron filtration. Each filter pad set is good for approximately 5 gallons of beer. These pads are not designed to be back flushed and reused and should be used in one session.

    $8.29

  • Filter Pad (.5 micron) - Pack of 2

    Wine Filter Pad (.5 micron) - Pack of Two

    5 reviews

    For use with our FIL45 series of plate filters. These pads will provide between .3 - .5 Micron filtration. This pad is the right choice when you want to promote sterility in the bottle, although do please note that the pad does not remove 100% of bacteria - only an absolute rated .45 micron or less cartridge filter can do so.  Then why do we sell this pad? Some experienced winemakers who are familiar with their wine and who do not have a cartridge filter use this pad to remove most ml bacteria, making it less likely that an unwanted ML fermentation takes place in the bottle.   Each filter pad set is good for approximately 5 gallons of wine when the wine has already been filtered by the polish pads. These pads are disposable. 

    $7.99

  • Enolmatic/Enolmaster Filter (5 Micron) - PLACEHOLDER Enolmatic/Enolmaster Filter (5 Micron) - PLACEHOLDER

    Reusable Filter Cartridge | 5 Micron | Absolute Rated | Enolmatic | Enolmaster

    1 review

    Use with the Enolmatic filter. These filter cartridges can be cleaned and re-sanitized for future useage. Wash by running PBW (CL25) followed by a hot then a cold rinse. Re-sanitize immediately after washing and then again just prior to the next use with SaniClean (CL27). Absolute Rated

There are two reasons to filter wine: aesthetics and microbial stability. On the aesthetic side, filtration can make a wine more polished both in the glass and in the mouth; often creating a rounding effect that softens the wine’s edges. If your wine is sound with no flaws, then you can decide if you want to further shape your wine by filtering it. However, if you have residual sugar or Malic acid left in the wine, or there was a problem with Acetobacter or Brettanomyces during the ageing/storage period, then filtration is no longer an artistic decision; it becomes the only way to guarantee microbial stability for the wine.

How Filtration Works:
Pore sizes of filters are measured in microns. Typical winemaking sizes are 5, 3, 2, 1, and .45 micron media. The smaller the holes, the “tighter” the filter is said to be. Filtration’s guarantee of microbial stability comes from the fact that the pore size of filters can be made smaller than the actual yeast and microbes themselves. As the wine passes through the filter the larger microbes become stuck and are removed from the wine. Note: 2-micron filters are used to remove yeast, and .45-microns are needed to remove bacteria.

"Absolute" & "Nominal":
Filters are rated as being “Nominal” or “Absolute”. A nominal filter will remove most particles that are equal or greater than the rated micron size. An absolute filter will remove all particles larger than the micron rating.

If you are filtering a small amount of wine we recommend our round plate wine filter. If you are already using an enolmatic bottle filler to bottle your wine you might check out inline filter for that system that allows you to filter as you bottle. For larger volumes of 30 plus gallons you will probably want to look at our higher volume plate filters for filtering your wine.

How to size a Wine Filter
Sizing a wine filter for your winery is the first step on the road to enhanced stability and clarity in the wines you produce. The basic idea behind sizing a wine filter is to be able to filter the largest single lot of wine that you are likely to produce without clogging the filter media and having to stop the filtration process – this will always lead to the loss of whatever wine you have in the filter body and the hoses leading to and from the filter.

A good rule of thumb for 20x20cm filters is that you will be able to run between 10 and 15 gallons of wine per pad in the filter. So, a 10 plate wine filter will run between 100 and 150 gallons before clogging, provided that the wine is well settled and/or has been filtered already through a rougher pad. Again, this is a general rule and it is very important to understand that a wide range of factors can influence this. That said, this general rule of thumb tends to hold pretty true.
More information on fining and filtering wine can be found in our Red Winemaking and White Winemaking manuals.

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