Cytiva - Whatman 7592-104 PM 2.5 Air Monitoring Filters, 46.2 mm
2.0 um dp PP PTFE Membrane w/Polypropylene Support Ring, Sequentially Numbered. A new, high purity, thin PTFE membrane in a sequentially numbered chemically resistant polypropylene support ring has been developed for Ambient Air Monitoring. Exact Match 70240-148

Cytiva - Whatman 1001-500 Grade 1 Filter Paper
50.0cm diameter. For a wide range of laboratory applications, liquid clarification, gas filtration, air pollution analysis, and soil analysis. Medium porosity. Medium flow rate. 11um particle retention. Exact Match 70240-008

Cytiva - Whatman 1001-917 Grade 1 Filter Paper
46x57cm. For a wide range of laboratory applications, liquid clarification, gas filtration, air pollution analysis, and soil analysis. Medium porosity. Medium flow rate. 11um particle retention. Exact Match 28451-006

Cytiva - Whatman 1002-147 Filter Paper Grade 2 IP
Whatman Grade 2 IP, 15cm, 100/pk, ignition propensity filter paper for cigarette testing Exact Match 89033-092

Cytiva - Whatman 1003-240 Grade 3 Filter Paper
24.0cm diameter. Slightly grained surface. Moderately thick. Highly absorbent. Highly suitable for use in Buchner funnels. Medium porosity. Medium flow rate. 6um particle retention. Exact Match 28456-167

Cytiva - Whatman 1004-110 Grade 4 Filter Paper
11.0cm diameter. For rapid filtering with excellent retention of coarse particles and gelatinous precipitates. Good rapid filter for cleanup of biological fluids or organic extracts. For air pollution monitoring. Coarse porosity. Fast flow rate. 20-25um particle retention. Exact Match 28460-085

NALGE NUNC INTERNATIONAL
Mfg Item # : 595-4520
Nalgene filters have the Rapid-Flow multi-column membrane-support system. This proprietary system provides a uniform, consistent separation between touchpoints with the membrane, minimizing gap stress to maintain optimal flow. Polystyrene housing 90mm Supor®* machV PES membrane 90-mm diameter membranes for faster flow rates. Filters securely screw onto glass media bottles with 33- or 45-mm neck sizes. Allow direct flitration of liquid into sterile glass media bottles*. BLUE collar. Side-arm with quick-disconnect tubing adapter. Nalgene PES: The best choice for cell culture Polyethersulfone (PES) is the ultimate tissue culture membrane. It’s fast and clean. PES is low protein binding, so there is less chance of removing critical protein from your media. It is hydrophilic, so no external wetting agents or surfactants are needed, resulting in low extractables. And it is fast, so you spend less time waiting. WARNING! All NALGENE Filterware is for research use only, not for in vitro diagnosis or parenterals. *CAUTION: Use only sterile bottles designed for use with vacuum. Always use safety shield during vacuum procedures.

ParkerBalston 9955-12-371H

GVS Filter Technology Part No. 1215540
Extend the life of final filters Pore sizes from 0.5 µm to 1.0 µm With or without binders Autoclavable PreSep prefilters are biologically inert and highly resistant to oxidizing agents and weak acids. Primarily used to extend the life of a final filter, they can also be used as a low-cost sample clarifier. Prefilters increase the speed of filtration by trapping large particles before they reach the final membrane filter. Frequency and cost of replacing the final membrane filters is reduced. Filters with binders are composed of borosilicate glass fibers woven into a porous matrix and bonded by an acrylic resin. The resulting filter reduces media migration and has the strength required for high-volume aqueous filtrations. Maximum operating temperature is 165°C (325°F). Glass prefilters without binders are designed to avoid binder extractables during solvent filtration or gravimetric analysis. Not recommended for temperatures exceeding 510°C (950°F). For upstream protection of a membrane within a filter holder, the use of a prefilter that is slightly smaller in diameter than the main filter allows the prefilter to fit inside the O-ring or filter funnel holder seal, ensuring a positive membrane seal. When used as the main filter medium, select a diameter of the same size as the filter holder to be used. Type G15 Glass Fiber Prefilters with Binders (4749A02 to A14) Nominal pore size- 0.5 µm High rentention efficiency Limited dirt-handling capacity Protection of 0.2 µm to 0.8 µm final filters Type G20 Glass Fiber Prefilters with Binders (4749A20 to A32) Nominal pore size- 1.0 µm Surface capture of particles Average retention efficiency Higher dirt-handling capacity Protection of 0.8 µm and larger pore size final filters Type G25 Glass Fiber Prefilters with Binders (4749A40 to A54) Nominal pore size- 1.0 µm Thickness approximately 3.5 times greater than G20 Depth particle capture Average retention efficiency Highest dirt-handling capacity Recommended for solutions with heavy contaminate loads Protection of 0.8 µm and larger pore size final filters Type G40 Glass Fiber Prefilters WITHOUT Binders (4638D60 to D68) Nominal pore size- 1.0 µm Average retention efficiency Highest dirt-handling capacity Recommended for solvent filtration, gravimetric analysis, contamination analysis of wastewater and industrial effluents TCLP Glass Fiber Filters WITHOUT Binders, 0.7 µm Pore Size (4749A72) Borosilicate glass fiber filters designed for use in U.S. EPA Method 1311 Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure (TCLP). Federal regulations require the filters for this application be made of borosilicate glass fiber, contain no binder materials and have an effective pore size of 0.6 to 0.8 microns. GE TCLP glass fiber filters have a pore size of 0.7 microns and are binder free. They are used in Zero-Headspace Extractor Vessels for determining the mobility of semi-volatiles. Filters should be acid washed prior to use with 1N nitric acid followed by three consecutive rinses with deionized water. A minimum of 1 liter per rinse is recommended.

Depth filtration glass micro fiber GRADE A-E - Fine porosity and fast flow rate, with a 1.0 µm size particle retention. Binderless borosilicate glass microfiber. DOP efficiency is 99.98%. Primarily used in suspended solids and air monitoring. Particle retention: 1.00 µm Filtration speed: 15 seconds Thickness: 0.33 mm Basis weight: 60 g/m 2 Depth filtration categorizes filter media that traps particulate within the random matrix of fibers found within the thickness of the media. The efficiency rating of the filter is characteristic of the complex pore structure that develops as the fibers overlap. The fibrous material within the filter is commonly glass micro fiber or polypropylene. In depth filters such as glass micro fiber, the purity of the filter is dictated by the presence of, if any, binder material that acts as a strengthening agent and aids in holding the fibers together. Because of the characteristically high flow rates of depth filters, they are generally used in applications such as single and multi-process removal of sediment and course particulate. Glass micro fiber filters are available without binders, making the inertmatrix an ideal medium to entra-sediment for further analysis and counting. Also, depth filtration media is commonly used as pre-filtration prior to surface filtration substrates such as membranes.