Geotech dispos-a-filter PES/PP Filter Capsules
Description
The Geotech PES/PP dispos-a-filters are the easiest and most cost efficient way to prepare water samples for trace metals analysis.
Features
- Array of filter sizes to meet application-specific requirements
- Lot tested for metals to assure pure sample integrity
- No pre-rinsing, cleaning, or assembly required
Details
The Geotech PES/PP dispos-a-filters are the easiest and most cost efficient way to prepare water samples for trace metals analysis. Geotech’s dispos-a-filter capsules feature self-contained absolute rated pore size membranes that are scientifically designed to meet U.S. EPA filtration regulations. When field or laboratory filtration isrequired, the dispos-a-filter is perfect for maximum flow capacity and retention of particulate matter.
- Array of filter sizes to meet application specific requirements
- Lot tested for metals to assure pure sample integrity
- No pre-rinsing, cleaning, or assembly required
- Absolute rated pore size for true particulate retentionIntended for groundwater and surface water filtration for trace metals analysis
- Meets U.S. EPA regulatory .45µm filtration standards
- Barbed and threaded influent tube connection
- Flow direction indicator on label
- Lot number is marked on each filter
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83050002 | dispos-a-filter PES (Polyethersulfone) filter capsule, 0.45 micron size, 30cm2 filter area |
$7.75
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83050011 | dispos-a-filter PES (Polyethersulfone) filter capsule, 0.45 micron size, 450cm2 filter area |
$13.75
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83050004 | dispos-a-filter PES (Polyethersulfone) filter capsule, 0.45 micron size, 900cm2 filter area |
$17.75
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83050008 | dispos-a-filter PP (Polypropylene) filter capsule, 1.0 micron size, 900cm2 filter area |
$14.75
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83050007 | dispos-a-filter PP (Polypropylene) filter capsule, 5.0 micron size, 900cm2 filter area |
$14.75
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83050010 | dispos-a-filter PP (Polypropylene) filter capsule, 10 micron size, 900cm2 filter area |
$14.75
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