Product Description
Sintered Glass Filter:- (Straight Type) with sintered disc sealed in the centre
Catalog No. Disc Dia. mm. Porosity Grade
805/01 10 G 1
805/02 10 G 2
805/03 10 G 3
805/04 10 G 4
805/05 20 G 1
805/06 20 G 2
805/07 20 G 3
805/08 20 G 4
805/09 30 G 1
805/10 30 G 2
805/11 30 G 3
805/12 30 G 4
805/13 40 G 1
805/14 40 G 2
805/15 40 G 3
805/16 40 G 4
805/17 50 G 1
805/18 50 G 2
805/19 50 G 3
805/20 50 G 4
Superior Chemical Resistance for Laboratory DemandsThe Sintered Glass Filter stands out for its exceptional resistance to acids and solvents, supporting a wide variety of chemical laboratory applications. Notably, it should not be used with hydrofluoric acid. This property makes the filter a dependable choice for researchers and technicians who demand reliable materials that withstand rigorous use and repeated sterilization.
Adaptable and Compatible with Lab GlasswareDesigned to fit seamlessly with standard laboratory glass apparatus, this sintered glass filter can be integrated into existing lab setups with ease. Its available porosity grades (G1G5) allow precise selection based on filtration requirements, enhancing the versatility of laboratory experiments and processes.
Hygienic and Reusable ConstructionThe autoclavable and easily washable nature of the sintered glass filter ensures optimal hygiene and safe reuse. Its durable glass material maintains a smooth, transparent surface, even after repeated sterilization cycles, helping laboratories reduce waste and manage ongoing costs efficiently.
FAQs of Sintered Glass Filter:
Q: How do I clean and sterilize the Sintered Glass Filter?
A: The Sintered Glass Filter should be washed thoroughly using laboratory detergents and rinsed with distilled water. For sterilization, it is autoclavable, meaning you can steam-sterilize it in an autoclave as per standard laboratory procedures to maintain hygiene.
Q: What types of chemicals can the Sintered Glass Filter withstand?
A: This filter exhibits excellent resistance to acids and solvents, making it suitable for most chemical laboratory applications. However, it is not suitable for use with hydrofluoric acid. Always confirm the chemical compatibility before use.
Q: Which laboratory glassware is the Sintered Glass Filter compatible with?
A: The filter is designed to fit standard laboratory glassware, so you can integrate it into most setups without special adapters or modifications. This compatibility streamlines setup and minimizes the need for additional accessories.
Q: When should I choose a particular porosity grade (G1G5)?
A: Select the porosity grade based on your filtration requirements: G1 offers coarse porosity for rapid filtration, while G5 provides fine filtration for very small particles. Match the grade to the sensitivity and type of your application for optimal results.
Q: What is the advantage of a reusable filter over disposable alternatives?
A: Reusable sintered glass filters are more cost-effective in the long run, as they can be washed and sterilized for repeated use. This reduces laboratory waste and lowers operational costs while ensuring high filtration performance.
Q: What is the typical usage of this filter in a laboratory environment?
A: The Sintered Glass Filter is primarily used for filtration of liquids and gases in chemical laboratories. Its chemical resistance and precise porosity make it crucial for tasks such as sample preparation, purification, and analytical processes.