Geotech dispos-a-filter Versapor Filter Capsules

Geotech dispos-a-filter Versapor disposable filter capsules have a narrow pore distribution and high void volume which allow excellent liquid flow rates at differential pressures.

Features

  • Narrow pore distribution & high void volume
  • Allows for excellent liquid flow rates at differential pressures
  • Designed for in-line water filtration in the field
$21.50
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Overview
The Geotech dispos-a-filter is a disposable filter capsule used to perform in-line water filtration in the field. Readily fits on 1/4" to 1/2" sized sample tubing with a specially designed sample tubing adapter. There is no pre-rinsing, cleaning, or assembly required. The adapter is specifically designed to attach to the dispos-a-filter capsule and any flexible sampling tube for in-line sampling. Its sturdy wingnut design ensures an easy, snug fit for continuous sampling integrity. 
The filters have a narrow pore distribution and high void volume, which allow excellent liquid flow rates at differential pressures. 

Questions & Answers
Is silicone tubing for peristaltic pumps compatible with the Geotech Versapor® dispos-a-filter Filter Capsules?
Permitting that the silicone tubing is 1/4" to 1/2", the Geotech Versapor® filter capsules would be compatible with the tubing, using an adapter (available through the accessories tab on the product page).
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