Grade A-E Fine porosity and fast flow rate, with a 1.0µm size particle retention. Binderless borosilicate glass microfiber. DOP efficiency is 99.98%. Primarily used in suspended solids and air monitoring. Glass microfiber filters are produced from 100% borosilicate glass microfiber without the use of binders or strengthening agents. 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 void space structure that develops as the fibers overlap. The fibers used to manufacture these depth filters are smooth and uniform. This permits their characteristically high flow rates while allowing retention of exceptionally small particles and high load capacity. Sold in package quantity of 100.
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LabExact Grade A-E 1.0um Binderless Glass Microfiber Filter 11.0cm, 100/PK
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| Diameter | 11 cm |
Product Details
| Type | Glass Microfiber Filters |
| Material | Binderless Borosilicate Glass Microfiber |
| Package Quantity | 100 |
| Description | Grade A-E |
| Color | White |
| Manufacturers Part Number | LEAE1100 |
| Grade | A-E |
| Retention | 1 |
| Brand | LabExact |
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