Torayvino is a Faucet-mounted water purifier developed by

Toray, Japan. It combines a cutting-edge hollow-fiber filter,

developed using Toray's invented advanced membrane

technology, with high performance granular activated carbon

and other filtering media.

Torayvino water filters are made with the same membrane

technology used in dialyzer to purify blood in the medical

field.

1.2 MK-303.EG Model Filtration Process:

Toray’s advanced developed proprietary Four-stage filtration

technology catches even the most microscopic

contaminants.

Stage 1 – Pre-screen: The pre-screen removes impurities

bigger than um (micron) such as rust, sands, sediment,

contaminants and particles

Stage 2 – Granular Activated Carbon (GAC): The Torayvino

filter uses high-grade activated carbon to remove residual

chlorine water odor and other chemicals from the unfiltered

tap water.

Stage 3 – Second Screen: Ensures rust, sediments and

impurities that are bigger than 114um (micron) that could not

be removed by the first screen.

Stage 4 – Hollow Fiber Membrane Filter: Toray’s advanced

multilayer hollow fiber membrane filters remove sand, rust,

bacteria, micro plastic, coliform, bacilli, microorganisms and

microscopic impurities from water and other liquid solutions

without removing calcium, magnesium and other minerals

essential to the human body. Toray’s advanced multilayer

hollow fiber membrane precisely removes contaminants in

the 0.1mm to 0.003mm.