Filtration ranges by application Soy milk filtration: 100150 mesh per inch Purpose: remove solids efficiently during soy milk preparation to improve drink smoothness. Wine and tea impurity filtration: 150200 mesh per inch Method: for results, use a twostage approach with a 100 mesh filter first, then a 200 mesh filter for final clarification. Milk or juice filtration: 200250 mesh per inch Purpose: capture finer solids to achieve a smoother texture in dairy or fruit beverages. Paint filtration: 80200 mesh per inch Details: ground paint filtered with 80100 mesh, surface paint filtered with 150200 mesh to separate pigment sizes and reduce clumping. Key benefits and features Targeted filtration performance with clearly defined mesh ranges for different liquids. Improves final product clarity and texture by removing unwanted solids and impurities. Flexible filtration options suitable for beverages, dairy and juice products, and paint materials. Clear guidance on multipass filtration (especially for wine and tea) to achieve thorough purification. Wide mesh range (80250) accommodates both coarse and fine filtration tasks in a single setup. Usage scenarios Home kitchen: filter soy milk after preparation using 100150 mesh to remove grit and achieve a smoother drink. Smallscale beverage production: clarify wine or tea with a twostage filtration (start with 100 mesh, finish with 200 mesh) for improved clarity and mouthfeel. Painting and coatings: prepare pigment suspensions by filtering ground paint through 80100 mesh, then filter surface paints through 150200 mesh to ensure uniform finish and reduce pigment clumping.