Reliable Beverage Filtration Pads for Wine, Beer, Cider, Juice, and Craft Beverages
Filter Pads are designed for dependable beverage filtration in home winemaking, brewing, cider making, fruit wine production, pressed juice processing, and other craft beverage applications. Available in #1 Coarse, #2 Fine, and #3 Sterile grades, these pads help support clearer, cleaner finished beverages by reducing sediment, suspended particles, and unwanted haze.
Choose coarse pads for first-stage filtration, fine pads for improved clarity and polishing, or sterile-grade pads for fine clarification and germ reduction in compatible beverages. Available in round solid, square solid, square drilled, and mini drilled formats, these single-use filtration pads are designed for compatible plate filter systems and beverage filtration equipment.
Key Features
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Filtration Use: Designed for wine, beer, cider, fruit wine, pressed juice, and craft beverages.
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Filtration Grades: Available in #1 Coarse, #2 Fine, and #3 Sterile options.
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Improves Clarity: Helps reduce sediment, suspended particles, and haze.
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Post-Fermentation Filtration: Suitable for filtering compatible beverages after fermentation or settling.
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Multiple Formats: Available in solid, drilled, mini drilled, and round solid pad styles.
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Compatible Equipment: Designed for use with compatible plate filter systems and filtration equipment.
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Great for Small-Batch Producers: Useful for home winemakers, hobby brewers, wineries, cider makers, and craft beverage producers.
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Filtration Materials: Made from purified cellulose and filter aid materials, depending on pad type.
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Single-Use Pads: Intended for clean, consistent filtration results.
Filtration Grade Guide
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#1 Coarse: Best for first-stage filtration. Helps remove larger particles, sediment, pulp, and rough solids before moving to finer filtration.
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#2 Fine: Best for polishing and improved clarity. Helps remove smaller suspended particles after settling or coarse filtration.
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#3 Sterile: Best for fine clarification and germ reduction in compatible beverages. Designed for final-stage filtration when a cleaner, brighter finish is desired.
Available Filter Pad Options
Round Solid Filter Pads
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#1 Coarse Round Solid: 22 cm / 8.7 in. Designed for coarse first-stage filtration in compatible round filter systems. Helps reduce larger particles and sediment while supporting steady flow.
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#2 Fine Round Solid: 22 cm / 8.7 in. Designed for fine clarification and cleaner beverage presentation. Helps polish wine, cider, fruit wine, pressed juice, and compatible craft beverages.
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#3 Sterile Round Solid: 22 cm / 8.7 in. Designed for final-stage fine clarification and germ reduction in compatible beverages. Useful when seeking a cleaner, brighter finished product.
Square Drilled Filter Pads
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#1 Coarse Drilled: 19.8 x 19.8 cm / 7.8 x 7.8 in. Designed for first-stage filtration using compatible drilled plate filter systems. Helps remove larger suspended particles while maintaining efficient flow.
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#2 Fine Drilled: 19.8 x 19.8 cm / 7.8 x 7.8 in. Designed for fine filtration and improved clarity after coarse filtration or settling. Suitable for wine, cider, fruit wine, pressed juice, and craft beverage filtration.
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#3 Sterile Drilled: 19.8 x 19.8 cm / 7.8 x 7.8 in. Designed for fine clarification and germ reduction in compatible beverages. A final-stage filtration option for clearer finished wine and craft beverages.
Mini Drilled Filter Pads
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#1 Coarse Mini Drilled: 14.5 x 13.2 cm / 5.7 x 5.2 in. Compact coarse filter pads for compatible mini filtration systems. Ideal for small-batch winemaking, cider, fruit wine, and craft beverage filtration.
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#2 Fine Mini Drilled: 14.5 x 13.2 cm / 5.7 x 5.2 in. Compact fine filter pads designed to help improve clarity and reduce fine suspended particles in small-batch beverage filtration.
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#3 Sterile Mini Drilled: 14.5 x 13.2 cm / 5.7 x 5.2 in. Compact sterile-grade filter pads for fine clarification and germ reduction in compatible mini filtration systems.
Square Solid Filter Pads
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#1 Coarse Solid: 19.8 x 19.8 cm / 7.8 x 7.8 in. Designed for reliable first-stage filtration in compatible plate filter systems. Helps remove larger particles and sediment before fine or sterile filtration.
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#2 Fine Solid: 19.8 x 19.8 cm / 7.8 x 7.8 in. Designed for fine clarification and particle reduction. Helps create a cleaner, brighter finished beverage with improved clarity and presentation.
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#3 Sterile Solid: 19.8 x 19.8 cm / 7.8 x 7.8 in. Designed for fine clarification and germ reduction in compatible beverages. Useful for final-stage filtration of wine, cider, fruit wine, pressed juice, and craft beverages.
Recommended Filtration Process
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Step 1: Start with #1 Coarse filter pads to remove larger particles, sediment, pulp, and rough solids.
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Step 2: Move to #2 Fine filter pads to improve clarity and polish the beverage.
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Step 3: Use #3 Sterile filter pads as a final-stage filtration option for fine clarification and germ reduction in compatible beverages.
Common Uses
Use Filter Pads for wine filtration, beer filtration, cider filtration, fruit wine filtration, pressed juice clarification, post-fermentation filtration, sediment reduction, fine clarification, germ reduction, craft beverage filtration, compatible plate filter systems, home winemaking, and small-batch production.
Perfect For
- Home winemakers
- Hobby brewers
- Cider makers
- Fruit wine makers
- Pressed juice producers
- Wineries and small-batch producers
- Craft beverage makers
- Customers using compatible plate filter systems
Important Use Notes
- Confirm filter pad size, shape, and hole pattern before ordering.
- Use only with compatible filtration equipment.
- Filter pads are generally intended for single use.
- Do not exceed the pressure rating recommended for your filtration system or filter pad type.
- For best results, allow wine or beverage to settle before filtration.
- Coarse filtration is recommended before fine or sterile filtration to help reduce clogging.
- Follow your filtration equipment instructions for pad setup, rinsing, pressure, and flow rate.
- Dispose of used pads according to local waste, recycling, or composting rules where accepted.
- Filtration results may vary depending on beverage type, sediment load, temperature, equipment, and process.
