Hollow Fiber Membrane Spinning Machine

TIPS (thermally induced phase separation) hollow fiber membrane spinning is a technique for producing microporous membranes via temperature change. The core principle is to dissolve a polymer at high temperature in a high boiling, low volatility solvent to form a homogeneous solution, then extrude it through a spinneret. During cooling after extrusion, the system undergoes liquid-liquid or solid-liquid phase separation, ultimately solidifying to form a polymer rich phase and a solvent rich phase. Subsequent extraction removes the solvent; the space previously occupied by the solvent rich phase becomes the membrane's microporous structure.

NIPS hollow fiber membrane spinning is a process for preparing hollow fiber membranes via non-solvent induced phase separation (NIPS). The core principle is to extrude a polymer dope through a spinneret into a non-solvent coagulation bath, where solvent/non-solvent exchange drives polymer phase separation and solidification, forming a hollow structure with an asymmetric porous morphology. This process is widely used in water treatment, gas separation, and medical applications.

TIPS (thermally induced phase separation) hollow fiber membrane spinning is a technique for producing microporous membranes via temperature change. The core principle is to dissolve a polymer at high temperature in a high boiling, low volatility solvent to form a homogeneous solution, then extrude it through a spinneret. During cooling after extrusion, the system undergoes liquid–liquid or solid–liquid phase separation, ultimately solidifying to form a polymer rich phase and a solvent rich phase. Subsequent extraction removes the solvent; the space previously occupied by the solvent rich phase becomes the membrane’s microporous structure.

NIPS hollow fiber membrane spinning is a process for preparing hollow fiber membranes via non-solvent induced phase separation (NIPS). The core principle is to extrude a polymer dope through a spinneret into a non-solvent coagulation bath, where solvent/non-solvent exchange drives polymer phase separation and solidification, forming a hollow structure with an asymmetric porous morphology. This process is widely used in water treatment, gas separation, and medical applications.
A NIPS hollow fiber membrane spinning equipment mainly includes four core sections: dope preparation, metering and extrusion, coagulation and forming, and post treatment and take up system. The hollow fiber emmbrane spinning machine performance and stability determine the quality and properties of the hollow fiber membrane. Leveraging 11 years of experience and R&D, Trustech has upgraded the SteadyiCore Ultra 2.0 Heating System, TitanMix Pro 4.0 Mixing System, PrimeGlider Pro 3.0 Automatic Pay-off, SmartCoil Elit

A braided-reinforced hollow fiber spinning line typically comprises five coordinated sections: dope preparation, metering and co-extrusion, braid handling and synchronization, coagulation and structural fixing, and post-treatment and take-up. Compared with conventional NIPS lines, the braided pathway adds two critical engineering challenges—precise tension control and concentric alignment—to ensure uniform coating thickness, consistent porosity, and strong interfacial bonding between the polymer sheath and the braid.

Leveraging over 12 years of engineering and R&D, modern systems integrate closed-loop thermal management for dope rheology, high-precision gear or servo metering pumps for stable mass flow, Trustech has upgraded the SteadyiCore Ultra 2.0 Heating System, TitanMix Pro 4.0 Mixing System, PrimeGlider Pro 3.0 Automatic Pay-off, SmartCoil Elite 3.0 Automatic Winding, and StoutDrive 2.0 motor drive setup.These technologies improve precision and stability.

NIPS hollow fiber membrane spinning is a process for preparing hollow fiber membranes via non-solvent induced phase separation (NIPS). The core principle is to extrude a polymer dope through a spinneret into a non-solvent coagulation bath, where solvent/non-solvent exchange drives polymer phase separation and solidification, forming a hollow structure with an asymmetric porous morphology. This process is widely used in water treatment, gas separation, and medical applications.
A NIPS hollow fiber membrane spinning equipment mainly includes four core sections: dope preparation, metering and extrusion, coagulation and forming, and post treatment and take up system. The hollow fiber emmbrane spinning machine performance and stability determine the quality and properties of the hollow fiber membrane. Leveraging 11 years of experience and R&D, Trustech has upgraded the SteadyiCore Ultra 2.0 Heating System, TitanMix Pro 4.0 Mixing System, PrimeGlider Pro 3.0 Automatic Pay-off, SmartCoil Elit

NIPS hollow fiber membrane spinning is a process for preparing hollow fiber membranes via non-solvent induced phase separation (NIPS). The core principle is to extrude a polymer dope through a spinneret into a non-solvent coagulation bath, where solvent/non-solvent exchange drives polymer phase separation and solidification, forming a hollow structure with an asymmetric porous morphology. This process is widely used in water treatment, gas separation, and medical applications.
A NIPS hollow fiber membrane spinning equipment mainly includes four core sections: dope preparation, metering and extrusion, coagulation and forming, and post treatment and take up system. The hollow fiber emmbrane spinning machine performance and stability determine the quality and properties of the hollow fiber membrane. Leveraging 11 years of experience and R&D, Trustech has upgraded the SteadyiCore Ultra 2.0 Heating System, TitanMix Pro 4.0 Mixing System, PrimeGlider Pro 3.0 Automatic Pay-off, SmartCoil Elit