Kelheim Fibres is researching the suitability of its hydrophobic Olea fibre for emulsion separation. If successful, the company says the research has the potential to open a new area of filtration applications.
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Kelheim Fibres is researching the suitability of its hydrophobic Olea fibre for emulsion separation. If successful, the company says the research has the potential to open a new area of filtration applications.

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