Cerafiltec will showcase its advanced ceramic membrane filtration technology at the Singapore International Water Week 2026 (SIWW) Water Expo, taking place from June 16–18, 2026. Located within the German Pavilion stand B2-K17, the company will welcome visitors to explore how its solutions enhance performance across diverse applications, from industrial wastewater treatment to high purity end water use.
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Compared to conventional polymeric alternatives, Cerafiltec’s ceramic membranes offer up to five times longer service life while enabling lower energy use, reduced plant footprint, and optimized operating costs.
At the core of Cerafiltec’s offering are flat-sheet ceramic membranes engineered for durability and consistent high performance. Compared to conventional polymeric alternatives, these membranes offer up to five times longer service life while enabling lower energy use, reduced plant footprint, and optimized operating costs, delivering clear advantages from both CapEx and OpEx perspectives.
A live filtration demonstration at the booth will give visitors a hands-on view of the technology in action. Designed with a modular approach, the system enables flexible plant configurations and straightforward scalability, while maintaining resilience under demanding operating conditions. This robustness makes ceramic membranes a reliable solution for both municipal and industrial applications where performance and longevity are critical.
The SIWW Water Expo is a global platform for advancing innovative water, coastal, and flood management solutions. It brings together industry leaders, utilities, and technology providers to address pressing urban water and climate challenges, particularly across Asia.
“Ceramic membrane technology is becoming an essential part of the next generation of water treatment solutions,” said Torsten Wintergerste CEO at Cerafiltec. “SIWW provides a valuable opportunity to connect with industry peers and demonstrate how robust, high-performance filtration can support more sustainable and efficient water management.”
Visitors are invited to meet the Cerafiltec team at B2-K17 in German Pavilion to discuss specific project needs and discover how ceramic membrane technology can contribute to long-term, resilient water strategies.