Introduction
We are proud to present this first issue of a European catalogue of Advantec products
manufactured by Toyo Roshi Kaisha, Ltd.
Toyo Roshi Kaisha, Ltd. is a well-reputed, leading manufacturer of filtration media and
related scientific products, which was founded in 1917. To date, the company’s main
markets have been Japan, Asia and the United States.
Our mission is to supply the pharmaceutical, public health, life science, chemical industry, food and beverage industry, environmental laboratories, and the electronics industry
with high quality products in the field of separation science. The product range in this
catalogue includes membrane filters, prefiltration media, glass fiber filters, qualitative and
quantitative cellulose filters, capsule filters, test papers and an extensive range of filter
holders in stainless steel, plastic and glass.
Customers have the right to expect the highest quality products. Advantec products are
manufactured in accordance with strict quality standards and a quality control system
to ensure they obtain products that offer consistent, uniform performance and superior
integrity.
The quality management system at Toyo Roshi Kaisha, Ltd. is approved in pursuance of
the ISO 9001:2000 standard.
Advantec products are stocked in Denmark for fast and easy distribution in Europe and
are available through a comprehensive network of selected distributors.
The catalogue contains the most central technical information. Should you have any
questions, please do not hesitate to contact us or your local supplier of Advantec
products.
Table of Contents
Membrane Filters
Syringe Filters
Ultra Filtration Units
Glass- and Quartz Fiber Filters
Composite Filters
Filter Papers
Milk Sediment Discs
PTFE Depth Filters
Extraction Thimbles
Blotting Membranes and -Papers
Vacuum Filter Holders
Filtration Manifolds
Pressure Filtration
Capsule Filters
Monitors
Test Papers
Chemical Compatability Guide
Index – A-Z
Index – Catalogue Nos.
Membrane Filters
Membrane filters or membranes are microporous plastic films with specific pore
size ratings. Also known as screen, sieve
or microporous filters, membranes retain
particles or microorganisms larger than
their pore size primarily by surface capture.
Some particles smaller than the stated pore
size may be retained by other mechanisms.
Advantec membranes are produced by
three different processes. Mixed Cellulose
Ester and Cellulose Acetate are reverse
phase solvent cast membranes, where
controlled evaporation or removal of the
complex solvent system forms the porous
structure. Both hydrophilic and hydrophobic PTFE are made by a patented process
where the membranes are streched biaxially
to form the porous structure - PCTE membranes are track etched.
Performance characteristics of Advantec membranes
• Strong:
Advantec membranes are monitered for
both burst (longitudinal) and tensile (lateral)
strenght. Supported Acetate are the
strongest reverse phase membranes
available from Advantec.
• Chemically and biologically clean:
As a part of a comprehensive quality
program, only high purity reagents and raw
materials are used to produce Advantec
membranes. Once cast, the membranes are
handled in a class 100 clean room to minimize ambient contamination. While some
membranes require a small amount
(0,1-3 weight %) of an aqueous wetting
agent, Cellulose Acetate has the lowest
aqueous extractable (0.1 weight %). All
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Advantec membranes are Triton- and
pyrogen-free (0,005 ng/cm2 filter area)
• Thin membranes with high porosity:
Uniformly thin membranes (typically 150
µm) with high porosity (about 80%) provide
high gas and liquid flow per unit area. High
porosity also provides high surface area for
adsorption or binding.
• Thermostable:
All Advantec membranes can be sterilized
by autoclaving. Operation temperatures of
up to 180°C can be achieved depending
upon the membrane polymer (see individual
membrane specifications for details). Advantec membranes exhibit minimal shrinkage at
elevated temperatures.
Membrane Filters
Sample
applications
General
compatibility
Mixed Cellulose
Ester (MCE)
General purpose
Microbiology
Particle analysis
Aqueous
solutions
√
Cellulose
Acetate
General filtration
Cytology
Binding studies
Aqueous
solutions
√
Coated
Cellulose
Acetate
Clarify solutions
Prefilter
Aqueous
solutions
√
Hydrophilic
PTFE
HPLC solutions
Clarify or sterilize aqueous/organic mixtures
Aqueous and organic
solutions
√
Hydrophobic
PTFE
Gas venting
Clarify or sterilize strong
acids or solvents
Non-aqueous solvents
Polycarbonate
Microscopy
Beverage
testing
Aqueous
solutions
Hydrophobic
Membrane
polymer
Hydrophilic
Membrane Comparison
Pore size range available [µm]
0.1
0.2 0.45 0.8
1.0
3.0
5.0
8.0
10
√
√
Ordering Information: Membrane filter nomenclature
A
020
A
293
C
Quantity per package
A = 100
E=5
B = 50
H = 25 with 60 mm center hole
C = 25
K = HE ind. pack WG, 100
D = 10
Diameter [mm]
13 = 013
47 = 047
20 = 020
50 = 050
25 = 025
82 = 082
37 = 037
85 = 085
90 = 090
100 = 100
102 = 102
137 = 137
R = 1 roll
Y = 200
W = 1000
142 = 142
293 = 293
Sheets/rolls (cm)
15 x 15 = 154
20 x 20 = 204
30 x 30 = 304
33 cm x 3 m = 330
Surface/Type
Non-sterile packages
10 x 10–A
Packaging
Surface
Plain
White
A, X**
White HE*
J
Black
N
Green
U
*HE = Hydrophobic Edge
**Opticlear MF
Grid
B
K
P
V
Membrane pore size [µm]
5.0 = 500
0.8 = 080
3.0 = 300
0.65 = 065
1.0 = 100
0.50 = 050
Type of filter
A = Mixed Cellulose Ester
B = Cellulose pads
C = Cellulose Acetate
Autoclavable
Plain
Grid
S
T
10 x 10-S
Plain
C
Pre-sterilized packages
Individually wrapped
Grid
D
Plain
No pad
G
Q
0.45 = 045
0.30 = 030
0.20 = 020
0.10 = 010
H = Hydrophilic PTFE
J = Hydrophobic PTFE, polypropylene backing
K = Polycarbonate
Pad
F
Grid
No pad
H
M
R
W
CMF (nominal µm)
10 = 100
2 = 020
0.8 = 008
T = Hydrophobic PTFE, unsupported
Y = Coated Cellulose Acetate
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Membrane Filters
Mixed Cellulose Esters (MCE)
• Composition: Mixed cellulose esters includes cellulose nitrate, also
known as nitrocellulose, and cellulose acetate
• High porosity: Provides superior flow rates
• High protein binding: Can be blocked by pretreatment or utilized in applications
• High purity: Triton-free and non reactive to pyrogens
• Autoclavable: Withstands autoclaving temperatures up to 130°C without
adversely affecting bubble point, flow rate or microbiological recovery
• Rapid wetting time: < 3 seconds to wet a 47 mm diameter disc with
aqueous 1% methylene blue
Applications
• Standard membranes for many laboratory applications
including filter sterilizing biologocal fluids, microbiology,
contamination analysis and air monitoring
• Can be transparentized to view collected particles
- using compatible liquid (immersion oil, toluene)
OR
- select Opticlear membranes for the “hot block” acetone vapor method
• Gridded filters available for quantifying microbial growth
• Available non-sterile or sterilized by ethylene oxide (EtO)
Specifications for Mixed Cellulose Ester (MCE), Code A
Bubble Point1
Pore Size
[µm]
Color
Surface
0.10
0.20
0.30
0.45
0.45
0.65
0.80
1.00
3.00
5.00
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
0.45
0.80
0.45
0.80
Porosity3
[%]
Thickness
[µm]
0.67
2.4
3.7
5.0
8.0
11.2
15.0
20.4
28.3
40.9
65
73
75
78
79
79
80
80
81
81
110
133
140
145
142
150
150
150
155
160
50
170
5.0
15.0
78
80
135
145
50
170
5.0
15.0
78
80
135
145
[MPa]
[psi]
Water
[ml/min/cm2]
Air
[L/min/cm2]]
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Grid
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
≥0.24
≥0.37
≥0.28
≥0.24
≥0.16
≥0.14
≥0.11
≥0.096
≥0.070
≥0.058
≥35.3
≥54.5
≥41.2
≥35.0
≥24.2
≥21.3
≥16.4
≥13.9
≥10.2
≥8.5
2.7
17.5
30
45
80
120
165
220
300
400
Black
Black
Grid
Grid
≥0.22
≥0.10
≥32.7
≥14.9
Green
Green
Grid
Grid
≥0.22
≥0.10
≥32.7
≥14.9
Definitions:
1. Bubble point is the minimum pressure required to force air through
a membrane which has been prewet with water (0.1 µm membranes
prevet with isopropanol.
2. Flow Rate indicates initial flow rate at 10 psi using a KGS 47 filter holder
Water: Using water prefiltered to 0.1 µm pore size
Air: Using prefiltered nitrogen at 10 psi.
3. Porosity refers to the percent open area.
Ash Content of White Plain MCE Membrane Filters (ppm):
6
Flow Rate2
• Refractive index 1.50
• Maximum operating temperature 130°C
Al
Ca
Cd
Cr
Cu
Fe
<2.0
140.0
<0.5
8.0
<1.0
<5.0
K
Li
Mg
Mn
Mo
Na
6.0
<1.0
10.0
<0.5
<1.0
10.0
Ni
Pb
Si
Sn
Ti
Zn
<5.0
<1.0
<20.0
<5.0
<1.0
<1.0
Membrane Filters
Mixed Cellulose Ester Membranes (MCE)
Ordering Information
White – Non-sterile
Pore Size
Diameter
[µm]
[mm]
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.45
White – Non-sterile (continued)
Surface
Packing
Cat. No.
Pore Size
Diameter
[µm]
[mm]
13
25
47
50
90
142
293
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
100
25
25
25
A010A013A
A010A025A
A010A047A
A010A050A
A010A090C
A010A142C
A010A293C
0.65
13
25
25
47
47
47
47
50
90
142
293
Plain
Plain
Grid
Plain
Grid
Plain*
Grid*
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
25
25
25
A020A013A
A020A025A
A020B025A
A020A047A
A020B047A
A020J047A
A020K047A
A020A050A
A020A090C
A020A142C
A020A293C
13
25
47
50
90
142
293
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
100
25
25
25
A030A013A
A030A025A
A030A047A
A030A050A
A030A090C
A030A142C
A030A293C
13
13
25
25
37
37
47
47
47
47
50
50
90
142
293
Plain
Grid
Plain
Grid
Plain
Grid
Plain
Grid
Plain*
Grid*
Plain
Grid
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
25
25
25
A045A013A
A045B013A
A045A025A
A045B025A
A045A037A
A045B037A
A045A047A
A045B047A
A045J047A
A045K047A
A045A050A
A045B050A
A045A090C
A045A142C
A045A293C
*with hydrophobic edge
Surface
Packing
Cat. No.
13
13
25
25
47
47
50
50
90
142
293
Plain
Grid
Plain
Grid
Plain
Grid
Plain
Grid
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
25
25
25
A065A013A
A065B013A
A065A025A
A065B025A
A065A047A
A065B047A
A065A050A
A065B050A
A065A090C
A065A142C
A065A293C
0.8
13
13
25
25
37
37
47
47
50
50
90
142
293
Plain
Grid
Plain
Grid
Plain
Grid
Plain
Grid
Plain
Grid
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
25
25
25
A080A013A
A080B013A
A080A025A
A080B025A
A080A037A
A080B037A
A080A047A
A080B047A
A080A050A
A080B050A
A080A090C
A080A142C
A080A293C
1.0
13
25
47
50
90
142
293
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
100
25
25
25
A100A013A
A100A025A
A100A047A
A100A050A
A100A090C
A100A142C
A100A293C
3.0
13
25
47
50
90
142
293
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
100
25
25
25
A300A013A
A300A025A
A300A047A
A300A050A
A300A090C
A300A142C
A300A293C
5.0
13
25
47
50
90
142
293
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
100
25
25
25
A500A013A
A500A025A
A500A047A
A500A050A
A500A090C
A500A142C
A500A293C
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Membrane Filters
Cellulose Acetate (CA)
• Composition: Mixture of cellulose triacetate and diacetate
• Characteristics: Low static charge and high strength
• Sterilizable: May be repeatedly sterilized without loss of
integrity or change in bubble point
• Clean: 0.1wt% aqueous extractables
• Relative to MCE membranes:
- improved solvent resistance to low molecular weight alcohols
- better heat resistance
- lower protein binding
Applications
•
•
•
•
Enhanced recovery of fastidious gram positive organisms
Filtration of enzyme solutions
Diagnostic cytology
Receptor binding studies
Specifications for Cellulose Acetate, Code C
Bubble Point1
Pore Size
[µm]
[MPa]
0.20
0.45
0.80
3.00
≥0.25
≥0.17
≥0.068
≥0.034
Flow Rate2
[psi]
Water
[ml/min/cm2]
Air
[L/min/cm2]
≥37.1
≥25.9
≥10.0
≥5.0
16
35
160
500
2
4
14
54
Definitions
1. Bubble point is the minimum pressure required
to force air through a membrane which has been
prewet with water
2. Flow Rates indicates initial flow rate at 10 psi using
a KGS 47 filter holder
Ash Content of Cellulose Acetate
Porosity3
Thickness4
[%]
[µm]
66
68
72
78
125
125
125
135
Al
Ca
Cd
Cr
Cu
Fe
Water: Using water prefiltered to
0.1 µm pore size
Air: Using prefiltered nitrogen at 10 psi
3. Porosity refers to the percent open area
4. Average thickness
<5.0
36.4
<0.1
2.2
1.2
1.6
K
Li
Mg
Mn
Mo
Na
2.0
<0.5
1.9
<0.5
<0.5
5.9
Ni
Pb
Si
Sn
Ti
Zn
<0.5
<0.5
7.8
<0.5
<5.0
0.6
• Wetting time: < 3 seconds to wet a
47 mm diameter disc with aqueous
1% methylene blue
• Refractive index = 1.47
• Maximum operating temperature: 180°C
Ordering Information
White – Non-sterile
8
Pore Size
Diameter
[µm]
[mm]
0.2
0.45
White – Non-sterile (continued)
Surface
Packing
Cat. No.
Pore Size
Diameter
[µm]
[mm]
13
25
37
47
82
90
142
293
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
100
25
25
25
25
C020A013A
C020A025A
C020A037A
C020A047A
C020A082C
C020A090C
C020A142C
C020A293C
0.8
13
25
37
47
82
90
142
293
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
100
25
25
25
25
C045A013A
C045A025A
C045A037A
C045A047A
C045A082C
C045A090C
C045A142C
C045A293C
3.0
Surface
Packing
Cat. No.
13
25
37
47
82
90
142
293
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
100
25
25
25
25
C080A013A
C080A025A
C080A037A
C080A047A
C080A082C
C080A090C
C080A142C
C080A293C
13
25
37
47
82
90
142
293
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
100
25
25
25
25
C300A013A
C300A025A
C300A037A
C300A047A
C300A082C
C300A090C
C300A142C
C300A293C
Membrane Filters
Coated Cellulose Acetate
• Composition: Cellulose acetate cast onto a non-woven
polyester support
• Characteristics: Non-fiber releasing
• Low protein binding relative to nitrocellulose
• Low static charge matrix with enhanced chemical
compatibility to low molecular weight alcohols
Applications
• Use as a clarifying filter or prefilter
Specifications for Coated Cellulose Acetate, Code Y
Bubble Point1
Nominal Rating
[µm]
[MPa]
0.80
2.00
10.00
≥0.088
≥0.049
≥0.017
Flow Rate2
% Latex Particle Retention [particle size in µm]
[psi]
Water
[ml/min/cm2]
Air
[L/min/cm2]
0.48
0.65
0.80
1
2
3
5
10
≥12.8
≥7.1
≥2.6
100
290
750
10
32
80
99
96
-
99
99
-
>99.9
99
-
99
-
>99.9
98
99.9
99.9
>99.9
Definitions
1. Bubble point is the minimum pressure required to force air through a
membrane which has been prewet with water
2. Flow Rates indicates initial flow rate at 10 psi using a KGS 47 filter
holder
Water: Using water prefiltered to 0.1 µm pore size
Air: Using prefiltered nitrogen at 10 psi
Ordering Information
White – Non-sterile
Pore Size
Diameter
[µm]
[mm]
0.8
2.00
White – Non-sterile (continued)
Surface
Packing
Cat. No.
Pore Size
Diameter
[µm]
[mm]
35
47
76
90
124
142
257
293
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
Y008A035A
Y008A047A
Y008A076A
Y008A090A
Y008A124A
Y008A142A
Y008A257A
Y008A293A
10.00
35
47
76
90
124
142
257
293
35
47
76
90
124
142
257
293
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
Y020A035A
Y020A047A
Y020A076A
Y020A090A
Y020A124A
Y020A142A
Y020A257A
Y020A293A
Surface
Packing
Cat. No.
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
Y100A035A
Y100A047A
Y100A076A
Y100A090A
Y100A124A
Y100A142A
Y100A257A
Y100A293A
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Membrane Filters
Hydrophilic PTFE
• Characteristics: Maximum chemical and pH resistance
• High flow rates with minimal aqueous extractables
(<0.3 wt%)
• Optically clear when wet with water
• Non-supported
Applications
• Ideal for HPLC and other mixtures of aqueous and
organic solvents
Note:
Autoclaving or allowing membrane to dry
will render it hydrophobic.
Specifications for hydrophilic PTFE, Code H
Bubble Point1
Pore Size
[µm]
0.10
0.20
0.50
1.00
[MPa]
[psi]
≥0.38
≥0.24
≥0.14
≥0.083
≥21.3
≥11.4
≥5.7
≥2.1
Flow Rates2
Water
Air
[ml/min/cm2]
[L/min/cm2]
14
21
39
73
1.6
2.1
2.9
5.7
Definitions:
1. Bubble point is the minimum pressure required to force air through a
membrane which has been prewet with water.
2. Flow Rate indicates initial flow rate at 10 psi using a KGS 47 filter holder.
Water: Using water prefiltered to 0.1 µm poresize
Air: Using prefiltered nitrogen at 10 psi.
3. Porosity refers to the percent open area.
Porosity3
Thickness
[%]
[µm]
Max. Operating
Temperature
71
71
79
83
35
35
35
35
100
100
100
100
[°C]
Trace Metal Content [ppm]
Al
Ca
Cr
Cu
Fe
15
13
<1
0.5
<10
K
Mg
Mn
Na
Ni
8
1
0.1
20
0.9
Ordering Information
White – Non-sterile (continued)
White – Non-sterile
10
Pore Size
Diameter
[µm]
[mm]
0.10
0.20
Pore Size
Diameter
[µm]
[mm]
H010A013A
H010A025A
H010A047A
H010A090C
H010A142C
H010A293D
0.50
H020A013A
H020A025A
H020A047A
H020A090C
H020A142C
H020A293D
1.00
Surface
Packing
Cat. No.
13
25
47
90
142
293
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
25
25
10
13
25
47
90
142
293
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
25
25
10
Surface
Packing
Cat. No.
13
25
47
90
142
293
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
25
25
10
H050A013A
H050A025A
H050A047A
H050A090C
H050A142C
H050A293D
13
25
47
90
142
293
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
25
25
10
H100A013A
H100A025A
H100A047A
H100A090C
H100A142C
H100A293D
Membrane Filters
Hydrophobic PTFE, supported
• Properties: Thin, highly porous, behaves as an absolute
retentive membrane
• Supported: Polypropylene laminated to one side to
improve handling
• Inert to most chemically aggressive solvents, strong
acids and bases
• Thermostable: Can be used up to 120°C
Applications
• Sterilize gases: Traps aqueous aerosols
• Air and gas venting: Allows gases to pass freely while
blocking aqueous liquids, protect vacuum pumps and
critical samples
• Sterilize and clarify strong acids and many other
solvents incompatible with other membrane types
Specifications for hydrophobic PTFE, Code J
Bubble Point1
Flow Rates2
Pore Size
[µm]
[MPa]
[psi]
Acetone
[ml/min/cm2]
Air
[L/min/cm2]
0.20
0.50
1.00
≥0.097
≥0.058
≥0.029
≥14.1
≥8.5
≥4.3
61.4
110
445
4.5
7.5
17
Porosity3
[%]
Maximum
Operating
Temperature
[°C]
72
74
76
120
120
120
Water Break Through
[MPa]
[psi]
0.275
0.138
0.048
40.0
20.1
7.0
Definitions:
1. Bubble point is the minimum pressure required to force air through a
membrane which has been prewet with methanol
2. Flow rates determined under constant vacuum 0.7 kg/cm2 (10 psi)
3. Porosity refers to the percent open area
Ordering Information
White – Non-sterile (continued)
White – Non-sterile
Pore Size
Diameter
[µm]
[mm]
0.20
0.50
Surface
Packing
Cat. No.
13
25
37
47
50
90
142
293
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
100
100
25
25
10
J020A013A
J020A025A
J020A037A
J020A047A
J020A050A
J020A090C
J020A142C
J020A293D
13
25
37
47
50
90
142
293
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
100
100
25
25
10
J050A013A
J050A025A
J050A037A
J050A047A
J050A050A
J050A090C
J050A142C
J050A293D
Pore Size
Diameter
[µm]
[mm]
1.00
13
25
37
47
50
90
142
293
Surface
Packing
Cat. No.
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
100
100
25
25
10
J100A013A
J100A025A
J100A037A
J100A047A
J100A050A
J100A090C
J100A142C
J100A293D
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Membrane Filters
Hydrophobic PTFE, unsupported
• Properties: Thin, highly porous, behaves as an
absolute retentive membrane
• Inert to most chemically aggressive solvents, strong acids and bases
• Operating Temperature Range: 120 - 260°C
Applications
• Sterilize gases. Traps aqueous aerosols
• Air and gas venting: Allows gases to pass freely while blocking
aqueous liquids, protect vacuum pumps and critical samples
• Sterilize and clarify strong acids and many other
solvents incompatible with other membranes
Specifications for hydrophobic PTFE, Code T
Bubble Point1
Pore Size
[µm]
[MPa]
[psi]
3.00
1.00
0.80
0.50
0.20
0.10
≥0.013
≥0.031
≥0.039
≥0.063
≥0.091
≥0.12
≥1.9
≥4.5
≥5.7
≥9.1
≥13.2
≥17.4
Flow Rates2
Acetone
[ml/min/cm2]
750
300
200
100
55
27
Definitions:
1. Bubble point is the minimum pressure
required to force air through a membrane
which has been prevet with isopropylalcohol
2. Flow rates determined under constant
vacuum 0.7 kg/cm2 (10 psi)
3. Porosity refers to the percent open area
Porosity3
Thickness
[%]
[µm]
Max. Operating Temp.
83
79
76
78
74
68
75
75
75
75
80
70
260
260
260
260
260
260
[°C]
Trace Metal Content [µg/g]
K
Na
Ca
Mg
Al
<0.1
<0.05
0.001
0.005
0.001
Fe
Cu
Cr
Ni
Mn
<0.001
0.01
0.001
0.005
<0.001
Note:
PTFE membrane filters tend to shrink as they
are manufactured by stretching method.
Do not remove the separating paper between
membranes until shortly before placed in the
filter holder. PTFE membranes tend to shrink
when heated.
Ordering Information
12
Pore Size
Diameter
[µm]
[mm]
Surface
Packing
Cat. No.
Pore Size
Diameter
[µm]
[mm]
3.00
13
25
47
90
142
293
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
25
25
10
T300A013A
T300A025A
T300A047A
T300A090C
T300A142C
T300A293D
0.50
1.00
13
25
47
90
142
293
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
25
25
10
T100A013A
T100A025A
T100A047A
T100A090C
T100A142C
T100A293D
0.80
13
25
47
90
142
293
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
25
25
10
T080A013A
T080A025A
T080A047A
T080A090C
T080A142C
T080A293D
Surface
Packing
Cat. No.
13
25
47
90
142
293
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
25
25
10
T050A013A
T050A025A
T050A047A
T050A090C
T050A142C
T050A293D
0.20
13
25
47
90
142
293
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
25
25
10
T020A013A
T020A025A
T020A047A
T020A090C
T020A142C
T020A293D
0.10
13
25
47
90
142
293
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
25
25
10
T010A013A
T010A025A
T010A047A
T010A090C
T010A142C
T010A293D
Membrane Filters
Polycarbonate
• Characteristics: Low non-specific binding and optically
translucent, extremely uniform, cylindrical pores
• Thin screen-type membranes minimize entrapment
within the filter structure, resulting in surface capture of
particles on the membrane
• Stable: Excellent chemical resistance, good thermal
stability, non-hygroscopic and extreme weight stable
Applications
• Epifluorescence microscopy: Available in black for
this method
• Electron microscopy: Smooth surface is ideal for
observing captured particles
• Light microscopy: Easily transparentized for
optical illumination
• Beverage and sterility testing
Specifications for Polycarbonate Membrane, Code K
Bubble Point1
Flow Rate2
Pore Size
[µm]
[MPa]
[psi]
Water
[ml/min/cm2]
Air
[L/min/cm2]
0.10
0.20
0.40
0.80
1.00
3.00
8.00
≥0.22
≥0.13
≥0.082
≥0.048
≥0.058
≥0.021
≥0.0048
100
72
36
18
14
5
2
2
17
41
120
170
600
1300
2
4
10
20
25
50
40
Nominel
Thickness
[µm]
6
10
10
9
11
9
7
Definitions
1. Bubble point is the minimum pressure required to force
air through a membrane which has been prewet with
isopropanol.
2. Flow rate indicates initial flow at 10 psi using a KGS 47
filter holder.
Water: Using water prefiltered to 0.1 µm pore size
Air: Using prefiltered nitrogen at 10 psi
Maximum Operation Temperature: 140 °C
Ordering Information
White – Non-sterile
Pore Size
Diameter
[µm]
[mm]
0.10
Black – Non-sterile
Surface
Packing
Cat. No.
Pore Size
Diameter
[µm]
[mm]
13
25
47
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
K010A013A
K010A025A
K010A047A
0.20
0.40
0.20
13
25
47
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
K020A013A
K020A025A
K020A047A
0.40
13
25
47
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
K040A013A
K040A025A
K040A047A
0.80
13
25
47
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
K080A013A
K080A025A
K080A047A
8.00
13
25
47
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
K800A013A
K800A025A
K800A047A
Surface
Packing
Cat. No.
25
47
Plain
Plain
100
100
K020N025A
K020N047A
25
47
Plain
Plain
100
100
K040N025A
K040N047A
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Membrane Filters
Sterile Membranes for Microbiology
• Made from Mixed Esters of Cellulose
(MCE) or Cellulose Acetate:
MCE is a mixture of nitrocellulose and other
cellulose esters.
• Available with grid lines:
Contrasting grid lines facilitate counting
colonies on the filter surface and are tested
to assure freedom from grid line inhibition.
3.1 mm squares represent 1/100 of the filtration area of a 47 mm diameter filter (9.6 cm2)
• Convenient packaging:
Membranes are available individually
wrapped for optimum sterility.
• Specially tested for microbiology:
All 0.45 µm white gridded membranes are
tested for Coliform, Fecal Streptococci and
Serratia marcescens. All 0.65 µm white
gridded membranes are tested for complete
retention and optimal recovery of Fecal
Coliform and Saccharomyces cerevisieae.
Black and green membranes are tested for
14
optimal recovery of yeast and total bacteria.
All membranes are also tested for uniform
wetting, freedom from grid line inhibition and
optimal color reactions on appropiate test
media.
• Membrane certification
for individual lot numbers is available on
request. Advantec membranes were developed and are manufactured to comply with
the provisions of:
- The National Interim Primary Drinking
Water Regulations
- Guidelines for Establishing Test Proce
dures for the Analysis of Pollutants
- Standard Methods for the Examination
of Water and Waste water
- ASTM
• Applications
Applications include microbiological analysis
of water, wastewater, pharmaceuticals and
beverages.
Membrane Filters
Sterile Membranes for Microbiology
Three colors are available:
• White plain and with grids
• Black plain and with grids
• Green with grids
Specifications for MCE membranes, please see page 6
and page 8 for CA membranes
Ordering Information
MCE – White
Pore Size
Diameter
[µm]
[mm]
3.00
CA – White
Surface
Packing
Cat. No.
Pore Size
Diameter
[µm]
[mm]
50
Plain
100
A300G050A
0.45
1.00
47
50
Grid
Grid
100
100
A100H047A
A100H050A
0.20
0.80
47
47
50
50
Plain
Grid
Plain
Grid
100
100
100
100
A080G047A
A080H047A
A080G050A
A080H050A
0.65
47
47
50
Plain
Grid
Grid
100
100
100
A065G047A
A065H047A
A065H050A
0.45
47
47
50
50
82
85
Plain
Grid
Plain
Grid
Grid
Grid
100
100
100
100
100
100
A045G047A
A045H047A
A045G050A
A045H050A
A045H082A
A045H085A
0.20
47
47
Plain
Grid
100
100
A020G047A
A020H047A
Surface
Packing
Cat. No.
Surface
Packing
Cat. No.
47
82
85
Plain
Plain
Plain
100
100
100
C045G047A
C045G082A
C045G085A
47
Plain
100
C020G047A
MCE – Black
Pore Size
Diameter
[µm]
[mm]
0.80
47
47
Plain
Grid
100
100
A080Q047A
A080R047A
0.45
47
47
50
Plain
Grid
Grid
100
100
100
A045Q047A
A045R047A
A045R050A
Surface
Packing
Cat. No.
Grid
Grid
100
100
A045W047A
A045W050A
MCE – Green
Pore Size
Diameter
[µm]
[mm]
0.45
47
50
15
Syringe Filters
DISMIC
Disposable Syringe Filter Units
LABODISC
Disposable In-Line/Syringe Filter Units
Features
• Minimum sample hold-up:
Unit housings are specifically designed to maximize
sample recovery
• High Purity:
Non-pigmented housings and integral filter sealing
assure that filtrates will not be adulterated due to
pigment, dye or adhesives leaching into filtrate
• Convenient:
Each unit is clearly marked with an identifying code
to denote pore size, membrane material and housing
material
• Sterile:
Units can be purchased presterilized and individually
packed or non-sterile in bulk pack (all polypropylene
can be autoclaved)
16
The Advantec range of DISMIC syringe filters is
versatile in terms of volume to be filtered and which
kind of liquids to be filtered.
•
•
•
•
3 mm filters for volumes <2 ml
13 mm filters for volumes <10 ml
25 mm filters for volumes <50 ml
50 mm filters for volumes <1 liter
Different membrane types and filter housings
available for any kind of filtration. Some types
available both non-sterile and sterile.
Syringe Filters
Specifications:
Housing material
Housing diameter
Filtration area
Hold-up volume
Sample volume
Pressure limit
Max. operating temperature
DISMIC 3
DISMIC 13
PP
3
0.06
<0.01
<2 ml
74
60
PP
13
0.9
<0.03
<10 ml
74
60
[mm]
[cm2]
[ml]
[ml]
[psi]
[°C]
Connections
DISMIC 25
PP
25
4.0
<0.1
<50 ml
74
60
LABODISC
Acrylic
25
4.0
<0.1
<50 ml
74
45
Inlet: female luer-lock / Outlet: male luer slip
PP
50
19.6
<3.0
<1 liter
49
60
7-13.5 mm
hose barb, female
luer slip
Note: Pressure limits for DISMIC 13HP and DISMIC 25HP is 57 psi.
DISMIC - Disposable Syringe Filter Units
DISMIC 3
Membrane Types and Ordering Information
Membrane Types
Characteristics
Cellulose Acetate
A commonly used hydrophilic membrane.
Low protein binding, suitable for aqueous protein solutions.
Suitable for most alcohols.
PTFE, hydrophobic
Ideal for filtration of solvents, acids and bases.
Air venting.
Ordering Information
Diameter
[mm]
3
3
3
Membrane
material
Cellulose Acetate
Cellulose Acetate
PTFE, hydrophobic
Pore size
(µm)
0.20
0.45
0.50
Housing
material
Polypropylene
Polypropylene
Polypropylene
Packing
100
100
100
Cat. No.
Non-sterile
03CP020AN
03CP045AN
03JP050AN
Cat. No.
Sterile
03CP020AS
03CP045AS
-
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Syringe Filters
DISMIC - Disposable Syringe Filter Units
DISMIC 13
Membrane Types and Ordering Information
Membrane Types
13CP AN / AS
Characteristics
Cellulose Acetate
A commonly used hydrophilic membrane.
Low protein binding, suitable for aqueous protein solutions.
Suitable for most alcohols.
PTFE, hydrophobic
Ideal for filtration of solvents, acids and bases.
Air venting.
PTFE, hydrophilic
Versatile: Suitable for both solvents and aqueous solutions.
Ideal for filtering HPLC samples. Studies has shown that
hydrophilic PTFE has a low binding of Pesticides.
13JP
13HP
Ordering Information
Diameter
[mm]
13
13
13
13
13
13
18
Membrane
material
Cellulose Acetate
Cellulose Acetate
PTFE, hydrophobic
PTFE, hydrophobic
PTFE, hydrophilic
PTFE, hydrophilic
Pore size
(µm)
0.20
0.45
0.20
0.50
0.20
0.50
Housing
material
Polypropylene
Polypropylene
Polypropylene
Polypropylene
Polypropylene
Polypropylene
Packing
100
100
100
100
100
100
Cat. No.
Non-sterile
13CP020AN
13CP045AN
13JP020AN
13JP050AN
13HP020AN
13HP050AN
Cat. No.
Sterile
13CP020AS
13CP045AS
-
Syringe Filters
DISMIC - Disposable Syringe Filter Units
DISMIC 25
Membrane Types and Ordering Information
Membrane Types
25AS AN / AS
Characteristics
Mixed Cellulose Ester
A hydrophilic membrane with high porosity
which provides a high flow rate.
This type will bind proteins.
Cellulose Acetate
A commonly used hydrophilic membrane.
Low protein binding, suitable for aqueous protein solutions.
Suitable for most alcohols.
PTFE, hydrophobic
Ideal for filtration of solvents, acids and bases.
Air venting.
PTFE, hydrophilic
Versatile: Suitable for both solvents and aqueous solutions.
Ideal for filtering HPLC samples. Studies has shown that
hydrophilic PTFE has a low binding of Pesticides.
25CS AN / AS
25JP
25HP
Ordering Information
Diameter
[mm]
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
Membrane
material
Mixed Cellulose Ester
Mixed Cellulose Ester
Cellulose Acetate
Cellulose Acetate
Cellulose Acetate
PTFE, hydrophobic
PTFE, hydrophobic
PTFE, hydrophilic
PTFE, hydrophilic
Pore size
(µm)
0.20
0.45
0.20
0.45
0.80
0.20
0.50
0.20
0.50
Housing
material
Acrylic
Acrylic
Acrylic
Acrylic
Acrylic
Polypropylene
Polypropylene
Polypropylene
Polypropylene
Packing
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
100
100
Cat. No.
Non-sterile
25AS020AN
25AS045AN
25CS020AN
25CS045AN
25CS080AN
25JP020AN
25JP050AN
25HP020AN
25HP050AN
Cat. No.
Sterile
25AS020AS
25AS045AS
25CS020AS
25CS045AS
25CS080AS
25JP020AS
-
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Syringe Filters
LABODISC - Disposable In-Line/Syringe Filter Units
LABODISC 50
Membrane Types and Ordering Information
Membrane Types
Characteristics
Cellulose Acetate
A commonly used hydrophilic membrane.
Low protein binding, suitable for aqueous protein solutions.
Suitable for most alcohols.
PTFE, hydrophobic
Ideal for filtration of solvents, acids and bases.
Air venting.
Ordering Information
Diameter
[mm]
50
50
50
50
Membrane
material
Cellulose Acetate
Cellulose Acetate
PTFE, hydrophobic
PTFE, hydrophobic
Pore size
(µm)
0.20
0.45
0.20
0.50
Housing
material
Polypropylene
Polypropylene
Polypropylene
Polypropylene
1.
Cat. No.
Non-sterile
50CP020AN
50CP045AN
50JP020AN
50JP050AN
Packing
10
10
10
10
Cat. No.
Sterile
50CP020AS
50CP045AS
50JP020AS
-
2.
3.
4.
20
1.
2.
3.
4.
Filtration with a syringe
Venting when emptying a container
Filtration with a peristaltic pump
Venting when filling a container
Ultra Filtration
USY Disposable Ultrafiltration Units
•
•
•
•
•
•
Easy small volume ultrafiltration
Collect concentrated solution, filtrate or both
Syringe-driven filtration, no equipment required
Ultrafilter membranes integrated into the units
Choose from 10, 50 and 200 kDa ultrafilter units
Simple unit assembly and operation
Applications
These disposable ultrafiltration units are designed to easily concentrate,
separate or otherwise purify small volumes (<2 ml) of liquids, on the basis
of molecular weight cut off using positive pressure. Clear filtration chamber
allows visual confirmation of filtration progress.
Specifications:
Materials
Cell cap, Luer cap
Check valve:
Retentive cell:
Ultra filter:
Filtrate cell:
Effective filtration Area:
Maximum cell capacity:
Minimum graduated volume:
Minimum recovery volume:
Maximum concentration:
Maximum temperature:
Sterilization:
Maximum pressure:
Filtrate cell capacity:
1
Pipet sample (approximately 1-2 ml) into
the retentate cell.
Polypropylene
Silicone
Acrylic
Polysulfone
Acrylic
2.0 cm2
2.0 ml
0.5 ml
0.5 ml
40 x
50°C
25% Ethanol, 5% Formalin
0.29 MPa (42.6 psi)
2.5 ml
2
Place the cell cap onto the retentate cell
and gently screw into place. Pressurize
the unit by injecting 10 ml of air with a
syringe.
3
The concentrated sample can be
collected from the retentate cell while
the filtrate can be collected from the
filter cell.
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Ultra Filtration
Solute Rejection [%]
1 ml of sample filtered at 0.2 MPa
Molecular Weight Cut Off of Ultra Filter
Solute
Molecular weight
Lysozyme
14,800
Myoglobin
16,800
- Chymotrypsin
24,500
35,000
- Lactoglobulin
Ovalbumin
44,000
Albumin (0.01%)
64,000
Bovine albumin
67,000
- Globulin
110,000
- Globulin
160,000
USY-1
USY-5
USY-20
10,000
50,000
200,000
>98
>95
>98
>98
>98
>98
>98
>98
>98
50
40
85
85
95
>98
>90
>98
>98
10
60
60
>95
>90
Ordering Information
1 box contains:
24 pcs. Retentate cells
24 pcs. Filtrate Cells
4 pcs. Luer Caps
4 pcs. Cell Caps
4 pcs. Check Valves
Type
USY-1
USY-5
USY-20
22
Cut Off
10,000 MWCO
50,000 MWCO
200,000 MWCO
Cat. No.
39651001
39651005
39651020
Glass- and Quartz Fiber Filters
Glass Fiber and Quartz Fiber filters are
perhaps the most highly engineered
fibrous filtration media available for
research and industrial applications.
Glass microfibers, the starting raw material, are entirely man-made. Since the ultimate retention characteristics of the filter
paper are determined by the microfiber
diameter, rigid manufacturing controls
are imposed to produce consistent, controlled diameter fibers. Typical diameters
range from 0.5 to 1.0 µm.
Glass Fiber Filters
Once compacted, these fibers form a
dense, random fiber matrix. When used
in aqueous filtration, high flow rates and
high loading capacities are observed as
particles are entrapped within the filter
matrix.
Chemical resistance, pH resistance and
biological inertness are maximized since
the fibers are borosilicate glass. Thermal
resistance can be increased from 500°C
to 1000°C by reinforcing the fiber within
alumina binder.
Glass fiber filters with binder are recommended for long duration filtrations under
pressure.
Quartz Fiber Filters
Glass fiber filters without binder are
recommended for analytical and gravimetric determinations.
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Glass- and Quartz Fiber Filters
Glass Fiber Filters
Characteristics
•
•
•
•
Dense
Highly resistant to chemical attack, biologically inert
Easily sterilized: Can be baked or autoclaved
Store indefinitely: Unaffected by humidity
Applications
•
•
•
•
Use as a prefilter to extend membrane life
Water and air pollution analysis
Liquid clarification
Cell harvesting
Specifications
Type
Applications/
Characteristics
Max.
Nominal
Water
Gas Collection PressureDrop
Binder Temp.
Rating Flow Time1
Efficiency
[mm H2O/
5 cm/sec]
[% at 0.3 µm DOP]
[µm]
[sec.]
[˚C]
Weight
[g/m2]
Thickness
[mm]
55
0.21
0.6
23
99.9
34
None
500
GA-55
General purpose paper
Air pollution monitoring
GA-100
General purpose paper
Filtration of precipitated proteins or cells
Air pollution monitering
110
0.44
1.0
11
96
20
None
500
GA-200
Thick filter recommended for
flitering viscous fluids as liquid
sugars and gels
175
0.74
0.8
15
99.9
36
None
500
GB-100R
High and low volume aerosols for
airborne dust and metal contaminants
Low trace metal content of As, Pb,
and Cd
DNA/RNA and protein precipitates
95
0.40
0.6
15
99.99
30
None
500
GB-140
Compared to GB-100R: Thicker, greater
wet strength, slower filtration speed
Industrial waste analysis
Low absorption, limited wet strength and
loading caoacity
140
0.56
0.4
58
99.99
113
None
500
GC-50
Prefilter for membrane filters (0.45 µm or
smaller)
Scintillation counting
Suspended solids analysis of industrial
waters and wastewater
48
0.19
0.5
28
99.99
53
None
500
GC-90
High wet strength
Clinical screening
100
0.30
0.5
20
99.99
42
Organic
120
GD-120
Prefilter for 0.45 µm – 1.2 µm membranes
High wet strength, very high loading
capacity
123
0.51
0.9
14
97
17
None
500
GF-75
Most retentive grade offered
Collection of lgC or other very fine protein
precipitates
Clarifying chemically aggressive solutions
TCLP (EPA method 1311) – use with KST
142
75
0.35
0.3
84
99.999
170
None
500
GS-25
Limited dirt holding capacity
High wet strength
Prefilter for 0.65 µm or smaller membranes
70
0.22
0.6
15
99.9
32
Organic
120
DP-70
High wet strength
Very high loading capacity
Dust measurement
170
0.52
0.6
20
-
53
Organic
120
1. Flow time is the time in seconds to filter 100 ml of distilled water at 20 °C under pressure supplied by a 10 cm water column through a 10 cm2 section of filter.
Conversion Guide and Metal Content Table, see page 29
24
Glass- and Quartz Fiber Filters
Glass Fiber Filters
Ordering Information
Grade GA-55
Grade GA-100
Diameter
[mm]
Packing
Cat. No.
20
21
24
25
26
37
45
47
55
70
90
110
125
150
200
250
300
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
10
GA055.020
GA055.021
GA055.024
GA055.025
GA055.026
GA055.037
GA055.045
GA055.047
GA055.055
GA055.070
GA055.090
GA055.110
GA055.125
GA055.150
GA055.200
GA055.250
GA055.300
Sheets, size
203 x 254
100
Diameter
[mm]
Packing
Cat. No.
21
24
25
26
37
45
47
55
70
90
110
125
150
200
250
300
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
10
GA100.021
GA100.024
GA100.025
GA100.026
GA100.037
GA100.045
GA100.047
GA100.055
GA100.070
GA100.090
GA100.110
GA100.125
GA100.150
GA100.200
GA100.250
GA100.300
Sheets, size
203 x 254
50
GA100.810
GA055.810
Grade GA-200
Grade GB-100R
Diameter
[mm]
Packing
Cat. No.
Diameter
[mm]
Packing
Cat. No.
21
24
25
26
37
45
47
55
70
90
110
125
150
200
250
300
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
10
GA200.021
GA200.024
GA200.025
GA200.026
GA200.037
GA200.045
GA200.047
GA200.055
GA200.070
GA200.090
GA200.110
GA200.125
GA200.150
GA200.200
GA200.250
GA200.300
21
24
25
26
37
45
47
55
70
90
110
125
150
200
250
300
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
10
GB100R.021
GB100R.024
GB100R.025
GB100R.026
GB100R.037
GB100R.045
GB100R.047
GB100R.055
GB100R.070
GB100R.090
GB100R.110
GB100R.125
GB100R.150
GB100R.200
GB100R.250
GB100R.300
Sheets, size
203 x 254
25
GA200.810
Sheets, size
203 x 254
50
GB100R.810
25
Glass- and Quartz Fiber Filters
Glass Fiber Filters
Ordering Information
Grade GB-140
Grade GC-50
Diameter
[mm]
Packing
Cat. No.
20
21
24
25
26
37
45
47
55
70
90
110
125
150
200
250
300
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
10
GB140.020
GB140.021
GB140.024
GB140.025
GB140.026
GB140.037
GB140.045
GB140.047
GB140.055
GB140.070
GB140.090
GB140.110
GB140.125
GB140.150
GB140.200
GB140.250
GB140.300
Sheets, size
203 x 254
50
Packing
Cat. No.
21
24
25
37
45
47
55
70
90
110
125
150
200
250
300
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
10
GC050.021
GC050.024
GC050.025
GC050.037
GC050.045
GC050.047
GC050.055
GC050.070
GC050.090
GC050.110
GC050.125
GC050.150
GC050.200
GC050.250
GC050.300
Sheets, size
203 x 254
100
GC050.810
Diameter
[mm]
Packing
Cat. No.
20
21
24
25
26
37
45
47
55
70
90
110
125
150
200
250
300
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
10
GD120.020
GD120.021
GD120.024
GD120.025
GD120.026
GD120.037
GD120.045
GD120.047
GD120.055
GD120.070
GD120.090
GD120.110
GD120.125
GD120.150
GD120.200
GD120.250
GD120.300
Sheets, size
203 x 254
50
GD120.810
GB140.810
Grade GC-90
26
Diameter
[mm]
Grade GD-120
Diameter
[mm]
Packing
Cat. No.
21
24
25
37
45
47
55
70
90
110
125
150
200
250
300
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
10
GC090.021
GC090.024
GC090.025
GC090.037
GC090.045
GC090.047
GC090.055
GC090.070
GC090.090
GC090.110
GC090.125
GC090.150
GC090.200
GC090.250
GC090.300
Sheets, size
203 x 254
50
GC090.810
Glass- and Quartz Fiber Filters
Glass Fiber Filters
Ordering Information
Grade GF-75
Grade GS-25
Diameter
[mm]
Packing
Cat. No.
20
21
24
25
26
37
45
47
55
70
90
110
125
150
200
250
300
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
10
GF075.020
GF075.021
GF075.024
GF075.025
GF075.026
GF075.037
GF075.045
GF075.047
GF075.055
GF075.070
GF075.090
GF075.110
GF075.125
GF075.150
GF075.200
GF075.250
GF075.300
Sheets, size
203 x 254
50
GF075.810
Diameter
[mm]
Packing
Cat. No.
21
24
26
35
37
45
47
55
70
90
110
125
150
200
250
300
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
10
DP070.021
DP070.024
DP070.026
DP070.035
DP070.037
DP070.045
DP070.047
DP070.055
DP070.070
DP070.090
DP070.110
DP070.125
DP070.150
DP070.200
DP070.250
DP070.300
Sheets, size
203 x 254
25
DP070.810
Diameter
[mm]
Packing
Cat. No.
21
24
25
26
37
45
47
55
70
90
110
125
150
200
250
300
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
10
GS025.021
GS025.024
GS025.025
GS025.026
GS025.037
GS025.045
GS025.047
GS025.055
GS025.070
GS025.090
GS025.110
GS025.125
GS025.150
GS025.200
GS025.250
GS025.300
Sheets, size
203 x 254
100
GS025.810
Grade DP-70
27
Glass- and Quartz Fiber Filters
Quartz Fiber Filters
Characteristics
• Highly resistant to chemical attack, biologically inert
• High purity: Very low trace metal content, does not adsorb
nitrous and sulfur dioxides; Grade QR-100 is prefired at 1000°C
for 2 hours to reduce organic contamination
• Easily sterilized: Can be baked or autoclaved
• Store indefinitely: Unaffected by humidity
Applications
• Sample acidic gases at high (>500°C) temperatures
• Air pollution analysis
Specifications
Type
Applications/
Characteristics
QR-100
QR-200
Gas Collection Pressure Drop
[mm/H2O/
Efficiency
[% at 0.3 µm DOP]
5 cm/sec.]
Weight
[g/m2]
Thickness
[mm]
Superior chemical resistance,
does not absorb acid gases
85
0.38
99.9
Filtration at elevated
temperatures
Low adsorption
Monitor airborne particulates
200
1.0
99.9
Binder
Max. Temp.
[˚C]
45
None
1000
35
Inorganic
1000
Conversion Guide and Metal Content Table, see page 29
Grade QR-100
28
Grade QR-200
Diameter
[mm]
Packing
Cat. No.
Diameter
[mm]
Packing
Cat. No.
21
24
25
26
37
45
47
55
70
90
110
125
150
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
QR100.021
QR100.024
QR100.025
QR100.026
QR100.037
QR100.045
QR100.047
QR100.055
QR100.070
QR100.090
QR100.110
QR100.125
QR100.150
21
24
25
26
37
45
47
55
70
90
110
125
150
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
QR200.021
QR200.024
QR200.025
QR200.026
QR200.037
QR200.045
QR200.047
QR200.055
QR200.070
QR200.090
QR200.110
QR200.125
QR200.150
Sheets, size
203 x 254
50
QR100.810
Glass- and Quartz Fiber Filters
Glass Fiber & Quartz Fiber Filters
Comparison Table
Binder Free Glass Fiber Filters
Advantec
Whatman
S&S
Munktell
MachereyNagel
FILALBET
GF/A
GF/B
GF/C
GF/D
GF/F
GF50
GF51
GF52
GF53
GF55
MGA
MGB
MGC
MGD
MGF
GF-1
GF-2
GF-3
GF-4
GF-5
FV-A
FV-B
FV-C
FV-D
FV-F
QM-A
QF20
MG 360
QF-10
FQ-A
GA-55
GB-140
GC-50
GD-120
GF-75
Quartz Fiber Filters
QR-100
Note:
This table should be considered as alternatives rather than equivalents. When comparing depth filters like glass fiber filters it is impossible to obtain an exact
equivalent. The comparison is based on filters made of the same type of raw material giving similar filtration properties. Filtration speed can differ between
types with the same retention efficiency because of the thickness of the filter. Thin filters filter faster than thick filters.
Metal Content Table
Glass Fiber Filters [µg/g]
Grade
GA-55
GA-100
GA-200
GB-100R
GB-140
GC-50
GC-90
GD-120
GF-75
GS-25
DP-70
Pb
Cd
Mn
Zn
Cu
Ni
Cr
Fe
1
<1
<1
3
<1
<1
<1
<1
2
<1
<1
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
3.8
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
1.6
2.6
<0.5
<0.5
4
<0.5
1.4
14000
<1
<1
<1
8700
7600
<1
1200
1800
<1
4200
<1
<1
<1
<1
<1
<1
<1
<1
<1
<1
<1
<1
<1
<1
<1
<1
<1
<1
<1
<1
<1
<1
3
<1
<1
<1
1
7
<1
<1
6
<1
2
100
10
8
10
57
73
9
10
180
11
37
Analysis Method: Flame atomic absorption spectrophotometry
Pre-treatment: 1. Extracting by heated HCl-HNO3 mixed acid
2. Condensing the extracted solution
3. Re-extracting by heated H-Cl-HNO3 mixed acid
4. Analyzing the re-extracted solution
Quartz Fiber Filters [µg/g]
Grade
Pb
Cd
Mn
Zn
Cu
Ni
Cr
Fe
QR-100
QR-200
<1
<1
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<1
<1
<1
<1
<1
1
1
3
8
45
Analysis Method except for Zn: Electric heating atomic absorption spectrophotometry
Analysis Method for Zn: Flame atomic absorption spectrophotometry
Pre-treatment: 1. Extracting to dryness
2. Evaporating to dryness
3. Dissolving by HNO3(conc.)
4. Filtrating by Filter paper No. 5C
5. Analyzing
29
Composite Filters
PG-60
• Glass Fibers covered with polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE)
• Hydrophobic
• Low absorption: The moisture absorption is very low as
the surface is coated with PTFE. Therefore the measurement of dust concentration is not affected by humidity
of the air
• The absorption of acid gases such as SOX or NOX is
very low since Fluoropolymer is used as binder
Applications
• Measurement of dust concentration in air and
exhaust gas
Usage note
PG-60 is designed for air/gas filtration only, and any liquid
should not be filtrated.
Specifications
Grade
Weight
[g/m2]
Thickness
[mm]
Pressure Drop
[kPa]1
DOP
retention
[%, 0.3 µm]2
Water Break
Through
[kPa]3
Binder
Max.
Operating Temp.
[˚C]
PG-60
60
0.15
0.30
99.9
>7.8
Fluoropolymer
260
1) Air velocity: 5cm / sec.
2) Test conditions are subject to JIS Z 8901 (Air velocity: 5cm/sec.)
3) Pressure of the water passing through the filter.
Metal Content (µg/g)
Pb
Cd
Mn
Zn
Cu
Ni
Cr
Fe
<1.0
<0.1
<0.5
6.3
2.6
<0.5
<0.1
31
Ordering Information
30
Diameter
[mm]
Packing
Cat. No.
21
24
25
26
37
45
47
55
70
90
110
125
150
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
50
50
50
50
PG60.021
PG60.024
PG60.025
PG60.026
PG60.037
PG60.045
PG60.047
PG60.055
PG60.070
PG60.090
PG60.110
PG60.125
PG60.150
Sheets, size
203 x 254
25
PG60.810
Filter Papers
Qualitative and Quantitative Filter Papers
• Qualitative Filter Papers are manufactured from 100% alpha cotton cellulose.
• Primarily used for clarifying and removing
precipitates, these papers are ideal for
filtrations that do not require low ash.
• Six types of qualitative papers are available. Choise of paper is usually based on
the size of precipitates to be retained and
the flow rate. Papers are available in both
circles and sheets.
• Quantitative Filter Papers are made from
the highest quality alpha cotton cellulose.
One critical step in the manufacture of
these filter papers is acid washing.
Papers are double acid washed in hydrochloric then hydrofluoric acid to further
reduce levels of SiO2, CaO and Fe2O3.
Following the acid wash, all papers are
rinsed with ultrapure water to neutralize
them.
31
Filter Papers
Qualitative Filter Papers
Characteristics
•
•
•
•
•
100% alpha cotton cellulose
pH tolerant 0 to 12
Temperature Maximum 120°C
Wide selection – six types
Higher ash than quantitative
Applications
• Clarify and remove precipitates
• Preparation for qualitative analysis
Descriptions
No.1
Produced for general filtrations with a fast flow rate. This paper will retain coarse and gelatinous
precipitates (>10 µm). Smooth paper of normal hardness.
No.2
This paper is thicker than No. 1 paper and will retain medium sized precipitates (5-10 µm).
Smooth paper of normal hardness.
No. 131
This paper has highest retention efficiency of qualitative papers (<5 µm) and slower flow rates.
This paper has a higher wet strenght and will withstand suction.
No. 231
This paper is thin and slightly more retentive (8 µm) than No. 1. General purpose.
No. 232
This thin retentive paper (5 µm) has a slow initial flow rate.
No. 235
A smooth, dense paper, the No. 235 will retain very fine crystalline precipitates. Smooth normal hardness.
Specifications
Type
Applications/Characteristics
Weight
[g/m2]
Thickness Flow Time1
[sec]
[mm]
Absorptionspeed2
[cm]
Retention
Characteristics
[% at 0.3 µm DOP]
No. 1
Retains large crystaline particles and gelatinous precipitates. Fast flow rate, smooth
surface, normal hardness.
90
0.20
45
9.0
Coarse
65
No. 2
Retains medium crystalline precipitates, fast
flow rate, smooth surface, normal hardness.
125
0.26
80
8.0
Medium
80
No. 131
High retention efficiency for fine crystalline precipitates like barium sulfate, slow flow rate, smooth
surface, normal hardness.
140
0.25
240
6.0
Medium-Fine
90
No. 231
Retains crystalline precipitates, moderate flow
rate, smooth surface, normal hardness.
95
0.18
130
7.5
Medium
-
No. 232
Retains medium to medium-fine particulates,
slow flow rate, smooth, normal hardness.
90
0.18
250
5.0
MediumMedium-Fine
-
No. 235
Highest retention efficiency, reatins very fine
particulates, very slow flow rate, smooth.
95
0.17
1200
4.0
Very fine
-
1. Flow time is the time in seconds required to filter 100 ml of distilled water at 20°C under pressure supplied by a 10
cm water column through a 10 cm2 section of filter paper.
2. Absorption speed is the distance in cm that water will travel in an upright strip of filter paper in 10 minutes at 20°C.
Conversion Guide, see page 39
32
Gas Collection
Efficiency
Filter Papers
Qualitative Filter Papers
Ordering Information
Grade No. 1
Grade No. 2
Diameter
[mm]
Packing
Cat. No.
Diameter
[mm]
Packing
Cat. No.
55
70
90
110
125
150
185
225
240
285
300
330
360
400
450
500
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
1.055
1.070
1.090
1.110
1.125
1.150
1.185
1.225
1.240
1.285
1.300
1.330
1.360
1.400
1.450
1.500
55
70
90
110
125
150
185
225
240
285
300
330
360
400
450
500
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
2.055
2.070
2.090
2.110
2.125
2.150
2.185
2.225
2.240
2.285
2.300
2.330
2.360
2.400
2.450
2.500
Sheets, size
485 x 560
100
1.485560
Sheets, size
485 x 560
100
2.485560
Diameter
[mm]
Packing
Cat. No.
55
70
90
110
125
150
185
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
231.055
231.070
231.090
231.110
231.125
231.150
231.185
Sheets, size
485 x 560
100
231.485560
Grade No. 131
Grade No. 231
Diameter
[mm]
Packing
Cat. No.
55
70
90
110
125
150
185
225
240
285
300
330
360
400
450
500
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
131.055
131.070
131.090
131.110
131.125
131.150
131.185
131.225
131.240
131.285
131.300
131.330
131.360
131.400
131.450
131.500
Sheets, size
485 x 560
100
131.485560
33
Filter Papers
Qualitative Filter Papers
Ordering Information
Grade No. 232
34
Grade No. 235
Diameter
[mm]
Packing
Cat. No.
Diameter
[mm]
Packing
Cat. No.
55
70
90
110
125
150
185
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
232.055
232.070
232.090
232.110
232.125
232.150
232.185
55
70
90
110
125
150
185
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
235.055
235.070
235.090
235.110
235.125
235.150
235.185
Sheets, size
485 x 560
100
232.485560
Sheets, size
485 x 560
100
235.485560
Filter Papers
Quantitative Filter Papers
Characteristics
• Highest quality alpha cotton cellulose
• Low ash content
• Acid washed: Double acid washed in hydrochloric
then hydrofluoric acid, then rinsed with ultrapure water
to neutralize. No. 4A is further treated with nitric acid
before washing
Applications
• Gravimetric analysis
• Environmental monitoring
Descriptions
No. 4A
This acid washed paper is further treated with nitric acid to harden the paper for superior wet strenght. No. 4A
papers has a high retention efficiency for fine particulates <5 µm, excellent pH and chemical resistance.
No. 5A
This is a double acid washed paper of low ash to retain coarse precipitates (>10 µm) with high flow rates.
Recommended for filtering hydroxides, metallic aerosols and determining silica content in steel.
No. 5B
This is a double acid washed paper for retaining medium size (5-10 µm) precipitates. General purpose paper.
No. 5C
A double washed paper with slow flow rate and high retention efficiency. Recommended for collecting particles <5µm, gravimetric analysis and for collecting precipitates that tend toward colloidal dispersion.
No. 6
High purity, low ash paper for retaining medium fine 2-10 µm particulates. Uses are primarily precision analyses of trace and precious metals, beverages, water etc.
No. 7
This is the highest purity quantitative paper available with fast flow rate for retaining medium size particles
(5-10 µm). Recommended for gravimetric analyses of minute trace and precious metals and for research labs
where precision is a high priority.
Specifications
Type
No. 4A
No. 5A
Applications/
Characteristics
High retention efficiency, hardened ashless for retaining fine crystaline particulates (<5 µm). Slow flow
rate. High chemical and pH resistance. High wet
strenght. This filter is suitable for use under pressure.
Fast flow rate, retains coarse particulates and
gelatinous precipitates (>10 µm). Filter hydroxides
and metallic aerosols, environmental monitoring,
determine silica content in steel.
Weight
[g/m2]
Thickness Flow Time1
[sec]
[mm]
Absorptionspeed2
[cm]
Retention
Characteristics
Gas Collection
Efficiency
[% at 0.3 µm DOP]
96
0.12
915
4.0
Very Fine
90
97
0.22
60
9.5
Coarse and
gelatinous
75
No. 5B
Retains medium particles (5-10 µm) such as CaCO3,
PbSO4, CaCO4, MnCO3, ZnCO3, ZnS, AgCl
108
0.21
195
7.0
Medium
90
No. 5C
Collect fine precipitates (<5 µ) such as SrSO4, BaSO4,
HgCrO4 and colloidal dispersions, gravimetric analysis
118
0.22
570
6.0
Fine
93
No. 6
Retains medium-fine particulates (2-10 µm), trace and
precious metals
103
0.20
300
6.0
Medium-Fine
90
No. 7
Highest purity for retaining medium particles
(5-10 µm), precise gravimetric analysis
87
0.18
200
7.0
Medium
85
1. Flow time is the time in seconds required to filter 100 ml of distilled water at 20°C under
pressure supplied by a 10 cm water column through a 10 cm2 section of filter paper.
2. Absorption speed is the distance in cm that water will travel in an upright strip of filter paper in
10 minutes at 20°C.
Conversion Guide and Ash Content table, see page 39
35
Filter Papers
Quantitative Filter Papers
Ordering Information
Grade No. 4A
Grade No. 5A
Diameter
[mm]
Packing
Cat. No.
Diameter
[mm]
Packing
Cat. No.
55
70
90
110
125
150
185
200
250
300
330
350
400
450
500
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
4A.055
4A.070
4A.090
4A.110
4A.125
4A.150
4A.185
4A.200
4A.250
4A.300
4A.330
4A.350
4A.400
4A.450
4A.500
55
70
90
110
125
150
185
200
250
300
330
350
400
450
500
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
5A.055
5A.070
5A.090
5A.110
5A.125
5A.150
5A.185
5A.200
5A.250
5A.300
5A.330
5A.350
5A.400
5A.450
5A.500
Sheets, size
485 x 560
100
4A.485560
Sheets, size
485 x 560
100
5A.485560
Grade No. 5B
36
Grade No. 5C
Diameter
[mm]
Packing
Cat. No.
Diameter
[mm]
Packing
Cat. No.
55
70
90
110
125
150
185
200
250
300
330
350
400
450
500
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
5B.055
5B.070
5B.090
5B.110
5B.125
5B.150
5B.185
5B.200
5B.250
5B.300
5B.330
5B.350
5B.400
5B.450
5B.500
55
70
90
110
125
150
185
200
250
300
330
350
400
450
500
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
5C.055
5C.070
5C.090
5C.110
5C.125
5C.150
5C.185
5C.200
5C.250
5C.300
5C.330
5C.350
5C.400
5C.450
5C.500
Sheets, size
485 x 560
100
5B.485560
Sheets, size
485 x 560
100
5C.485560
Filter Papers
Quantitative Filter Papers
Ordering Information
Grade No. 6
Grade No. 7
Diameter
[mm]
Packing
Cat. No.
Diameter
[mm]
Packing
Cat. No.
55
70
90
110
125
150
185
200
250
300
330
350
400
450
500
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
6.055
6.070
6.090
6.110
6.125
6.150
6.185
6.200
6.250
6.300
6.330
6.350
6.400
6.450
6.500
55
70
90
110
125
150
185
200
250
300
330
350
400
450
500
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
7.055
7.070
7.090
7.110
7.125
7.150
7.185
7.200
7.250
7.300
7.330
7.350
7.400
7.450
7.500
Sheets, size
485 x 560
100
6.485560
Sheets, size
485 x 560
100
7.485560
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Filter Papers
Phase Separating Filters
Characteristics
• Silicone treated cellulose paper
• Separate aqueous and non-aqueous phases
of mixtures
• Hydrophobic filters retain aqueous phase while
non-aqueous phase passes through
Specifications
Grade Code
Material
Weight
[g/m2]
Thickness
[mm]
Particle Retention
[µm]
2S
Silicone treated
cellulose
120
0.26
5
Ordering Information
Diameter
[mm]
Packing
Cat. No.
55
70
90
110
125
150
185
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
2S.055
2S.070
2S.090
2S.110
2S.125
2S.150
2S.185
Conversion Guide, see page 39
38
Filter Papers
Qualitative & Quantitative Filter Papers
Comparison Table
Advantec
S&S
Munktell
MachereyNagel
Filtrak
604
595
598
595
593
602eh
3
1F
106
1F
150
120H
617
615
618
615
616md
619de
288
289
290
289
292
291
50
41
40
42
44
43
1575
5891
5892
5895
5893
5896
4/N
OOR
OOA or OOK1)
OOH
OOA or OOK1)
OOM
1674
640w
640m
640md
640d
640dd
1291
388
392
391
390
389
1PS
597hy
124
616WA
480
Whatman
Qualitative Filter Papers
1
2
131
231
232
235
4
1
3 or 6
1
2
5
Quantitative Filter Papers
4A
5A
5B
5C
6
7
Phase Separating Filters
2S
1) Munktell OOA and OOK are very similar
Note:
This table should be considered as alternatives rather than equivalents.
When comparing depth filters like filter papers it is impossible to obtain an exact equivalent.
The comparison is based on papers made of the same type of raw material giving similar
filtration properties. Filtration speed can differ between types with the same retention efficiency
because of the thickness of the filter. Thin filters filter faster than thick filters.
Ash Content of Quantitative Filter Papers
[mg per circle (up to diameter 185 mm)]
Circle diameter
No. 5A
No. 5B
No. 5C
No. 6
No. 7
55
70
90
11
125
150
185
0.02
0.03
0.06
0.09
0.11
0.16
0.24
0.02
0.04
0.06
0.10
0.12
0.18
0.27
0.02
0.04
0.06
0.10
0.12
0.18
0.27
0.02
0.03
0.05
0.08
0.10
0.15
0.23
0.02
0.03
0.04
0.07
0.09
0.12
0.19
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Milk Sediment Discs
Milk Sediment Discs
• Use to check for contamination in dairy products
• Discs made of high purity cellulose fibers
• Choose from black or white discs
Ordering Information
Milk Sediment Disc
Milk Sediment Disc
40
Color
White
Black
Packing
50
50
Cat. No.
1026.033
1026B.033
PTFE Depth Filters
Polyflon – PTFE Fiber Filters
• Pure PTFE fibers are sintered to improve handling
characteristics and to minimize fiber slough-off for
minimal downstream contamination
• Hydrophobic
• Porosity: High air permability with minimal pressure
drop
• Thermostable: Maximum operating temperature 260°C
Applications
• Separation of aqueous and non-aqueous phases
• Filtration of hot acids and strong solvents
• Venting air and gases
Specifications
Grade
Weight
[g/m2]
Thickness
[mm]
Porosity
[%]
Pressure drop
[kPa]
Pressure drop
[psi]
DOP
retention
[%, 0.3 µm]
Particle
retention
[µm]
PF100
PF060
PF050
PF040
PF020
500
240
210
500
500
1.00
0.50
0.36
0.95
0.54
77
75
73
75
54
0.059
0.069
0.26
0.21
1.6
6
7
27
21
163
70
75
85
95
99.9
10
6
5
4
2
41
PTFE Depth Filters
Polyflon – PTFE Fiber Filters
Ordering Information
Grade PF100
Grade PF040
Diameter
[mm]
Packing
Cat. No.
Diameter
[mm]
Packing
Cat. No.
55
70
90
110
125
150
20
20
20
10
10
10
PF100.055
PF100.070
PF100.090
PF100.110
PF100.125
PF100.150
55
70
90
110
125
150
10
10
10
5
5
5
PF040.055
PF040.070
PF040.090
PF040.110
PF040.125
PF040.150
Sheets, size
300 x 300
5
PF100.300300
Sheets, size
300 x 300
5
PF040.300300
Grade PF060
Diameter
[mm]
55
70
90
110
125
150
Sheets, size
300 x 300
Grade PF020
Packing
Cat. No.
Diameter
[mm]
Packing
Cat. No.
20
20
20
10
10
10
PF060.055
PF060.070
PF060.090
PF060.110
PF060.125
PF060.150
55
70
90
110
125
150
10
10
10
5
5
5
PF020.055
PF020.070
PF020.090
PF020.110
PF020.125
PF020.150
5
PF060.300300
Sheets, size
300 x 300
5
PF020.300300
Grade PF050
42
Diameter
[mm]
Packing
Cat. No.
55
70
90
110
125
150
20
20
20
10
10
10
PF050.055
PF050.070
PF050.090
PF050.110
PF050.125
PF050.150
Sheets, size
300 x 300
5
PF050.300300
Extraction Thimbles
Extraction Thimbles are seamless, high purity
filters with a distinctive thimble shape.
Thimbles are available in four different
materials of construction in many sizes.
Typical applications include analysis of fats,
oils, grease, organics, pesticides and
pollutants, additives in plastic and rubber
materials.
Cellulose Thimbles – No. 84
Silica Fiber Thimbles – No. 88R and 88RH
• Suitable for Soxhlet extractions of organic components
• Dust sampling
• Lipid content <0.1% by weight
• Use up to 1000°C
• No. 88RH is treated at 900°C for 4 hours to stabilize the
weight prior to use
• Both 88R and 88RH are tapered for ease in loading into
stack samplers
Glass Fiber Thimbles – No. 86R
•
•
•
•
Borosilicate glass
High temperature extractions or dust monitoring (≤500 °C)
Acid resistant (except hydrofluoric)
Acid washed for minimum trace metal content
PTFE Fiber and PTFE/Silica Fiber Thimbles
– No. 89 and 89S
•
•
•
•
Durable, temperature resistant
Non-adsorptive with respect to acid gases
PTFE is inherently hydrophobic
Little or no trace metal contamination
Specifications
Type
Material
Nominal
Rating
[µm]
Wall
Thickness
[mm]
Weight
Pressure drop
[g per 25x90
[mm H2O/
mm Thimble]
5 cm/sec.]
Efficiency
[%]
Max. Operating
Temperature
[˚C]
Heating loss
rate
[%]
84
Cellulose
8
1.5
3.6
25
89
120
-
86R
Glass Fiber
1
1.6
1.8
30
>99.9
500
0.2
88R
Silica Fiber
3
1.6
2.2
45
>99.9
1000
0.1
88RH
Silica Fiber
3
1.6
2.2
45
>99.9
1000
0.1
89
PTFE Fiber
1.5
1.8
11.0
450
>99.9
260
-
89S
PTFE/Silica
Fiber
-
1.6
6
55
>99.9
400
0.07
43
Extraction Thimbles
Ordering Information
Note
Please note that there are two versions of sizes available;
either expressed as Internal diameter x height or External
diameter x height.
Tolerances:
Diameter +/- 3%
Height +/- 1.5%
Cat. Nos. with “X” as the last digit means External diameter and Cat. Nos. without the “X” mentioned, is the Internal
diameter of the thimbles.
44
Cellulose Thimbles – No. 84
Glass Fiber Thimbles – No. 86R
External diameter
External diameter
Size [mm]
diameter x height
Packing
Cat. No.
Size [mm]
diameter x height
Packing
Cat. No.
20 x 90
22 x 90
25 x 90
28 x 100
30 x 100
33 x 120
35 x 120
40 x 150
45 x 150
53 x 150
60 x 200
75 x 210
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
84.209X
84.229X
84.259X
84.280X
84.300X
84.332X
84.352X
84.405X
84.455X
84.535X
84.600X
84.751X
20 x 90
22 x 90
25 x 90
28 x 100
30 x 100
33 x 120
35 x 120
40 x 150
45 x 150
53 x 150
60 x 200
75 x 210
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
86R.209X
86R.229X
86R.259X
86R.280X
86R.300X
86R.332X
86R.352X
86R.405X
86R.455X
86R.535X
86R.600X
86R.751X
Cellulose Thimbles – No. 84
Glass Fiber Thimbles – No. 86R
Internal diameter
Internal diameter
Size [mm]
diameter x height
Packing
Cat. No.
19 x 90
22 x 65
22 x 80
25 x 60
25 x 80
25 x 90
25 x 100
28 x 100
30 x 80
30 x 100
33 x 80
33 x 94
33 x 100
43 x 132
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
84.199
84.226
84.228
84.256
84.258
84.259
84.250
84.280
84.308
84.300
84.338
84.339
84.330
84.432
Size [mm]
diameter x height
Packing
Cat. No.
19 x 90
25 x 90
25 x 100
30 x 80
30 x 100
43 x 123
25
25
25
25
25
25
86R.199
86R.259
86R.250
86R.308
86R.300
86R.432
Extraction Thimbles
Ordering Information
Silica Fiber Thimbles – No. 88R
Silica Fiber Thimbles – No. 88RH
External diameter
External diameter
Size [mm]
diameter x height
Packing
Cat. No.
20 x 90
22 x 90
25 x 90
28 x 100
30 x 100
33 x 120
35 x 120
40 x 150
45 x 150
53 x 150
60 x 200
75 x 210
25
25
10
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
88R.209X
88R.229X
88R.259X
88R.280X
88R.300X
88R.332X
88R.352X
88R.405X
88R.455X
88R.535X
88R.600X
88R.751X
Size [mm]
diameter x height
Packing
Cat. No.
25 x 90
10
88RH.259X
Silica Fiber Thimbles – No. 88R
PTFE Fiber Thimbles – No. 89
Internal diameter
External diameter
Size [mm]
diameter x height
Packing
Cat. No.
19 x 90
25 x 100
30 x 80
30 x100
25
25
25
25
88R.199
88R.250
88R.308
88R.300
Size [mm]
diameter x height
Packing
Cat. No.
25 x 90
10
89.259X
PTFE/Silica Fiber Thimbles – No. 89S
External diameter
Size [mm]
diameter x height
Packing
Cat. No.
25 x 90
10
89S.259X
45
Blotting Membranes & -Papers
Nitrocellulose Blotting Membranes
• Pure esters of nitrocellulose, free of acetate and
other esters
• Maximal protein/nucleic acid binding, up to 80-100
µg/cm2
• Low background
• Two pore sizes available: 0.45 µm is suitable for most
blotting applications, 0.2 µm sizes for lower molecular
weights
• Complete range available: Circles, sheets and rolls
Ordering Information
Pore size 0.2 µm
46
Pore size 0.45 µm
Circles, size
Packing
Cat. No.
Circles, size
Packing
Cat. No.
82 mm
85 mm
137 mm
25
25
25
S020A082C
S020A085C
S020A137C
82 mm
85 mm
137 mm
25
25
25
S045A082C
S045A085C
S045A137C
Sheets, size
15 x 15 cm
20 x 20 cm
30 x 30 cm
10
10
25
S020A154D
S020A204D
S020A304C
Sheets, size
15 x 15 cm
20 x 20 cm
30 x 30 cm
10
10
25
S045A154D
S045A204D
S045A304C
Rolls, size
33 cm x 3 m
1
S020A330R
Rolls, size
33 cm x 3 m
1
S045A330R
Blotting Membranes & -Papers
Blotting/Chromatography Papers
• High quality papers are carefully tested for spot formation, capillary action, water flow rate and absorption
speed to assure uniformity and reproducibility
• Better resolution with slower flow rate papers
• Smooth surface for optimal contact with membrane
• Five grades available of different thickness
• Available in cuts on request
Specifications
Grade
Weight [g/m2]
Thickness [mm]
Absorption Speed1 [cm]
151B
1514A
50
526
590
87
185
140
325
285
0.17
0.32
0.25
0.70
0.93
7.0
7.5
6.0
11.0
18.0
1) Absorption speed is the distance in cm that water will travel in an upright strip of filter paper in 10 minutes at 20°C.
Ordering Information
Grade 50
Grade 151B
Size [cm]
Packing
Cat. No.
60 x 60
50
50.600600
Grade 526
Size [cm]
Packing
Cat. No.
Size [cm]
Packing
Cat. No.
45 x 57
100
151B.460570
60 x 60
50
526.600600
Grade 1514A
Grade 590
Size [cm]
Packing
Cat. No.
Size [cm]
Packing
Cat. No.
45 x 57
100
1514A.460570
60 x 60
50
590.600600
47
Vacuum Filter Holders
Vacuum filtration is used primarily in microbiological and analytical procedures that
involve collecting a particulate (bacteria,
precipitate etc.) from a liquid suspension.
directly or via a vacuum manifold. Applying
vacuum reduces process time compared to
gravity flow. Advantec supplies a wide range
of vacuum filter holders and accessories.
Liquid poured into a funnel passes through
a filter, which retains the particulate, and
filtrate can be collected into a filter flask,
Select from glass, polysulfone and stainless
steel assemblies with funnels holding from
15 ml to 1000 ml.
KG-25
KGS-25
KG-47
KGS-47
KGS-47-TF
KG-90
KGS-90
Glass Microfiltration: Support Systems
Sintered Glass Support (Glass Frit)
• Glass frit (nominal retention 30-50 µm)
• Recommended when filtering highly acidic (low pH)
solutions or when slower flow rates are preferred to
maximize contact with the filter or reagent
• Ground glass seal
Sintered base
Stainless Steel Support
• Stainless steel screen (Type 316, 100 mesh)
• PTFE gasket
• Maximize flow rate with proteinaceous or viscous solutions
• Will not shed particles into the filtrate
• Ground glass seal
SS support base
Filter Specifications
Model
Filter dia. [mm]
Effective filtration area [cm2]
48
KG-25
KGS-25
KG-47
KGS-47
KGS-47-TF
KG-90
KGS-90
25
2.1
47
9.6
90
43.0
Vacuum Filter Holders
25 mm Glass Microanalysis Holders
• Use for filtering small volumes for biological or particulate contamination
• Available with either sintered glass base or with stainless
steel screen support
• Use stainless steel screen when producing ultraclean
filtrate or when filtering proteinaceous solutions
KG-25
KGS-25
Specifications
KG-25
Funnel capacity:
KGS-25
Maximum volume 22 ml, graduated to 15 ml
Materials:
Support
Funnel and base
Stopper
Clamp
Sintered glass
Borosilicate glass
Silicone rubber
Anodized aluminium
Connection:
Included
Optional
Stainless steel screen
Borosilicate glass
Silicone rubber
Anodized aluminium
No. 5 stopper adapts to standard 125 ml vacuum filter flask
No. 8B stopper adapts to 1 L flask or standard mainfold
Membrane Filter Compatibility:
Filter size
Prefilter size
Filtration area
25 mm
16 mm
2.1 cm2
25 mm
16 mm
2.1 cm2
Ordering Information
Model
KG-25
KGS-25
Cat. No.
311200
311300
311208
311209
Replacement parts and optional funnels
1
1
1
2
3
4
6
7
Funnel, 15 ml (22 ml)
Funnel, 150 ml (160 ml)
Funnel, 300 ml (320 ml)
Clamp
Screen (stainless steel)
Gasket (PTFE)
Base
Stopper No. 8B
KG-25
KGS-25
311201
311208
311209
311003
311202
311008
311201
311208
311209
311003
311304
311305
311302
311008
49
Vacuum Filter Holders
47 mm Glass Microanalysis Holders
• Standard size for microbiology and particulate analysis
• Filter up to 500 ml
• Available with sintered glass support and stainless
steel support. Last-mentioned also with PTFE flange to
prevent membrane sticking to glass when autoclaving
with filter in place
KG-47
KGS-47
KGS-47-TF
Specifications
KG-47
Funnel capacity:
KGS-47
KGS-47-TF
Maximum volume 320 mm (graduated to 300 ml)
Materials:
Support
Funnel and base
Stopper
Clamp
Sintered glass
Borosilicate glass
Silicone rubber
Anodized aluminium
Connection:
Included
No. 8 stopper adapts to standard 1 L vacuum filter flask or vacuum manifold
Membrane Filter Compatibility:
Filter size
Prefilter size
Filtration area
47 mm
35 mm
9.6 cm2
Stainless steel screen
Borosilicate glass
Silicone rubber
Anodized aluminium
47 mm
35 mm
9.6 cm2
Stainless steel and PTFE
Borosilicate glass
Silicone rubber
Anodized aluminium
47 mm
35 mm
9.6 cm2
Ordering Information
Model
KG-47
KGS-47 KGS-47-TF
Cat. No.
311400
311500
311600
Replacement parts and optional funnels
1
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
50
Funnel, 100 ml
Funnel, 300 ml
Funnel, 500 ml
Clamp
Screen (stainless steel)
Gasket (PTFE)
Flange (PTFE)
Base
Stopper No. 8
KG-47
KGS-47 KGS-47-TF
311408
311401
311409
311403
311402
311404
311408
311401
311409
311403
311504
311505
311502
311404
311408
311401
311409
311403
311504
311605
311602
311404
311408
311409
Vacuum Filter Holders
90 mm Glass Microanalysis Holders
• Larger filtration area for filtering larger volumes
(>500 ml)
• Use for viscous samples or those with a heavy particle
or bioburden that would clog a 47 mm filter
• Available with sintered glass or stainless steel support
KG-90
KGS-90
Specifications
KG-90
Funnel capacity:
KGS-90
Maximum volume 1100 ml, graduated to 1000 ml
Materials:
Support
Funnel and base
Stopper
Clamp
Sintered glass
Borosilicate glass
Silicone rubber
Anodized aluminium
Connection:
Included
Stainless steel screen
Borosilicate glass
Silicone rubber
Anodized aluminium
No. 8 stopper adapts to standard 1 L vacuum filter flask or vacuum manifold
Membrane Filter Compatibility:
Filter size
Prefilter size
Filtration area
90 mm
70 mm
43 cm2
90 mm
70 mm
43 cm2
Ordering Information
Model
KG-90
KGS-90
Cat. No.
352100
352200
KG-90
KGS-90
352101
352103
352102
311404
352101
352103
352204
352202
311404
Replacement parts
1
2
3
6
7
Funnel, 1000 ml (1100 ml)
Clamp
Screen (stainless steel)
Base
Stopper No. 8
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Vacuum Filter Holders
Polysulfone Filter Holders
• Can be used aseptically
• Recessed filter support provides sufficient clearance
so that the membrane will not twist or tear when the
funnel is secured
• Graduated funnel in 300 ml (standard) or 500 ml (wide
mouth) capacities
• Receiver flask (KP-47S) is interchangeable with all
other models
• Funnel cover can be vented aseptically using
disposable syringe filter (13JP050AN, see page 18)
KP-47H
KP-47U
KP-47W
KP-47S
Specifications
Materials:
Support
Funnel and base
Receiver flask
Stopper, O-rings
Caps
Vacuum adapter
Connection:
Outlet
Receiving flask port
Funnel cover port
KP-47H
KP-47U
KP-47W
KP-47S
Polypropylene
Polysulfone
Silicone Rubber
-
Polypropylene
Polysulfone
Silicone Rubber
Silicone Rubber
-
Polypropylene
Polysulfone
Silicone Rubber
-
Polypropylene
Polysulfone
Polysulfone
Silicone Rubber
Silicone Rubber
Polypropylene
No. 8B stopper adapts to standard 1 L vacuum filter flask, vacuum manifold or onto receiver flask (KP-47S)
Luer slip
Luer slip
Luer slip
Capacity:
Funnel
Receiver
300 ml
-
Pressure:
300 ml
-
500 ml
-
300 ml
300 ml
Vacuum (25 in Hg maximum)
Membrane Filter Compatibility:
Filter size
Prefilter size
Filtration area
47 mm
41 mm
13.5 cm2
47 mm
41 mm
13.5 cm2
47 mm
41 mm
13.5 cm2
47 mm
41 mm
13.5 cm2
Ordering Information
52
Model
Description
Main Components
Cat. No.
KP-47H
KP-47U
KP-47W
KP-47S
Polysulfone Filter Holder
Polysulfone Aseptic Filter Unit
Wide Mouth Polysulfone Filter Holder
Polysulfone Aseptic Filter System
Funnel, base
Funnel, base, cover
Funnel, base
Funnel, base cover, receiver
501020
501030
501050
501000
Vacuum Filter Holders
Replacement parts
Replacement Parts – Funnel assembly
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Model
KP-47H
KP-47U
KP-47W
KP-47S
Cat. No.
Gum rubber cap
Funnel cover
Funnel
Funnel O-ring
Filter support
Base
Stopper No. 8B
501020
501002
501008
501004
501003
311008
501030
501010
501001
501002
501008
501004
501003
311008
501050
501102
501008
501004
501003
311008
501000
501010
501001
501002
501008
501004
501003
311008
Replacement Parts – Funnel assembly
8
9
10
11
12
13
Model
KP-47S
Receiver cover
Receiver adapter O-ring
Vacuum adapter
Receiver adapter
Receiver O-ring
Receiver flask
501005
501009
501013
501007
501015
501006
Optional Accessories
4
9
12
Model
KP-47S
Funnel O-ring, FPM
Receiver adapter O-ring, FPM
Receiver O-ring, FPM
501011
501012
501016
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Vacuum Filter Holders
Stainless Steel Filter Holders – KSF-47
• Nonbreakable stainless steel unit may be flame
sterilized to sanitize the holder between samples
• Set pins and a locking nut on the funnel to help
prevent twisting and tearing of the membrane
• Autoclavable with membrane in place
Specifications
KSF-47
Materials:
Support
Funnel, base
Stopper
Gasket
Type 316 stainless steel
Type 304 stainless steel
Silicone rubber
PTFE
Connection:
Included
No. 8 stopper adapts to standard 1 L vacuum filter flask or vacuum manifold
Capacity:
Funnel
500 ml
Pressure:
Vacuum (21 in Hg recommended)
Membrane Filter Compatibility:
Filter size
Prefilter size
Filtration area
47 mm
35 mm
9.3 cm2
Ordering Information
Model
KSF-47
Cat. No.
352600
Replacement parts
KSF-47
1
2
3
4
5
54
Funnel
Base
SS support screen
PTFE gasket
Stopper No. 8
352601
312602
311504
311505
311404
Vacuum Filter Holders
Vacuum Filtration
Disposable Vacuum Filtration Unit
• Disposable; no cleaning saves labor time
• Hydrophilic PTFE membrane, suitable for filtration of
both aqueous liquids and solvents
• Fits receiver flasks with neck diameter from 24 mm to
50 mm and minimum height of 30 mm
• Two pore sizes available, 0.2 µm and 0.5 µm
Applications
Ideal for filtering and degassing HPLC mobile phases.
Specifications
Model
Materials:
Pore size, µm
Effective Filtration area [cm2]
Funnel capacity, ml
VH020P
VH050P
Hydrophilic PTFE membrane filter in polyethylene housing
0.20
0.50
22.1
22.1
350
350
Ordering Information
Model
VH020P
VH050P
Cat. No.
8100020
8100050
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Filtration Manifolds
PVC Manifolds
• Lightweight
• Resistant to acids
• Standard cup accepts a No. 8 stopper to adapt microanalysis units and other devices
• 2-way valve with Teflon (PTFE) stopcock in PVC body
• Not autoclavable
Specifications
Materials:
Body and branches
Valves
Polyvinylchloride (PVC)
PTFE stopcock, PVC body
Connection:
Outlet
Standard cup
1⁄4 “ male NPT to hose barb fitting connects main manifold to 3⁄8” i.d. vacuum tubing
Accepts No. 8 stopper
Temperature:
Maximum
60°C
Dimensions
L x W x H [cm]
Distance between stations [cm]
Weight [kg]
3 station
6 station
45.1 x 12 x 17.8
87.6 x 12 x 17.8
14
12
1.5
2.5
Ordering Information
Model
3 station
6 station
Cat. No.
KMP 3
KMP 6
313400
313600
Replacement parts
Cat. No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
56
Handle
Handle set screw
Pipe plug
Hose barb
Branch (standard cup)
Main manifold
3 station
6 station
Stopcock assembly, 2-way
313401
313015
313412
313411
313410
313403
313603
313430
Filtration Manifolds
Stainless Steel Manifolds
• Durable, made of type 304 stainless steel
• Autoclavable
• 2-way valves, individual or multiple (up to 6) filtrations
possible
• Standard cup accepts a No. 8 stopper to adapt microanalysis units and other devices
Specifications
Materials:
Body and branches
Valves
Type 304 stainless steel
PTFE stopcock, chrome plated brass body
Connection:
Outlet
Standard cup
1⁄4 “ male NPT to hose barb fitting connects main manifold to 3⁄8” i.d. vacuum tubing
Accepts No. 8 stopper
Dimensions
L x W x H [cm]
Distance between stations [cm]
Weight [kg]
3 station
6 station
45.7 x 12 x 20.3
72.4 x 12 x 20.3
14
12
4.5
6.5
Ordering Information
Model
3 station
6 station
Cat. No.
KM3N
KM6N
353100
353300
Replacement parts
Cat. No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Handle
Handle set screw
Pipe plug
Hose barb
Branch (standard cup)
Main manifold
3 station
6 station
Stopcock assembly, 2-way
313001
313015
313012
304507
313010
313003
313203
613005
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Pressure Filtration
Pressure type filter holders can
be used for ultracleaning or sterilizing liquids and gases. Advantec
holders have been designed to
maximize flow rates and to minimize holder resistance and can be
used in either batch or continuous
filtration procedures.
Advantages of Pressure Filtration
• Higher differential pressures are possible, resulting in higher flow rates. The pressure
differential across the membrane is not limited to atmospheric pressure (≤14.7 psi)
• Denaturation of proteins and other biological polymers due to foaming downstream of
the membrane is avoided
• Unintentional contamination downstream of the membrane is minimized
• Vapor accumulation and possible explosion can be avoided using an inert gas to
pressurize solvents and combustible or flammable liquids
Recommended Pressure Filter Holders for typical applications and volumes
Volume to be filtered:
Typical Applications
Recommended Models
Luer Connection
<10 ml
<50 ml
Enzymes,
radiolabelled
samples
Proteins,
enzymes,
radiolabelled
samples, gases
< 1 liter
<5 liters
>20 liters
Biological media,
Biological media, Biological media, Pharmaceuticals,
electrolyte
ultrapure water,
ultrapure water, cosmetics, large
solutions for
serum, gases
serum, gases
scale biologicals
counters, gases
KS 13
KS 25
-
-
-
Threaded Connection
-
LS 25
PP 25
PFA 25
KS 47
LS 47
PP 47
PFA 47
KS 90
KS 142
KS 293
Sanitary Connection
-
KS 25 F
KS 47 F
KS 90 ST
KS 142 ST
KS 293 ST
Filter Specifications
Membrane Diameter [mm]
Prefilter Diameter [mm]
Filtration Area [cm2]
13
8
0.9
25
21
3.8
47
35 or 371
12.5
90
76
45.3
142
124
113
293
257
530
Liquid Flow Rate2 [l/min]
0.20 µm
0.45 µm
1.00 µm
5.00 µm
0.005
0.02
0.12
0.3
0.03
0.08
0.35
1.1
0.15
0.4
1.3
2.1
0.8
1.64
7.0
9.5
1.7
4.9
11.0
14.0
7.1
18.8
32.0
35.5
1) Prefilter size varies with model. Refer to individual model specifications before choosing a prefilter.
2) Liquid flow rates represent typical initial water flow rates at 0.7 kg/cm2 differential pressure at 20°C
using clean water filtered to 0.1 µm using MCE membrane.
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<20 liters
Pressure Filtration
Polypropylene In-Line Holders
• Compatible with a wide range of chemicals and
temperatures
• Exterior locking ring design allows the unit to be
assembled quickly and efficiently without tearing the
membrane
• Two sizes available, 25 mm for volumes (liquids) <50
ml and 47 mm for up to 1 liter
• Autoclavable, at 121°C for 20 minutes
PP 25
PP 47
Specifications
PP 25
PP 47
Polypropylene
Silicone
Polypropylene
Silicone
Connection:
Inlet
Outlet
Female Luer-lock
Male Luer slip
Combination 1⁄4” NPTM and female Luer slip
Combination 1⁄4” NPTM and female Luer slip
Pressure:
Inlet
Differential
5 kg/cm2
3 kg/cm2
5 kg/cm2
5 kg/cm2
Temperature:
Maximum
Maximum operating (liquids)
121°C
80°C
121°C
80°C
Filter Specifications:
Filter size
Prefilter size
Filtration area
Recommended volume
25 mm
21 mm
3.5 cm2
<50 ml
47 mm
42 mm
13.5 cm2
Up to 1 liter
Dimensions:
Diameter
Height
30 mm
30 mm
63.5 mm
50 mm
Model
PP 25
PP 47
Cat. No.
Packing
540100
6
501200
1
Materials:
Body and support screens
O-ring (standard)
Ordering Information
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Pressure Filtration
Polypropylene In-Line Holders
Typical initial liquid flow rates [ml/min]
Membrane
Pore size [µm]
PP 25
PP 47
0.20
0.45
1.00
3.00
35
80
320
740
250
600
1700
2800
Conditions: Water, 20°C, filtered through MCE membranes at 1 kg/cm2
differental pressure.
PP-25
Replacement Parts and Optional Parts
60
1
5
6
8
8
8
10
Locking ring, outer
Inlet cap
Support screen
Inlet cap O-ring (standard)
Inlet cap O-ring (FPM)
Inlet cap O-ring (EPR)
Outlet base
PP 25
540101
540102
540104
540106
540107
540108
540103
1
5
6
7
8
8
8
9
9
9
10
11
Locking ring, outer
Inlet cap
Support screen
Locking O-ring
Inlet cap O-ring (standard)
Inlet cap O-ring (FPM)
Inlet cap O-ring (EPR)
Outlet base O-ring (standard)
Outlet base O-ring (FPM)
Outlet base O-ring (EPR)
Outlet base
Outlet adapter (male luer slip to hose barb)
PP 47
501201
501202
501004
501204
501204
530108
530109
501208
501210
501211
501203
501013
PP25
PP-47
Pressure Filtration
PFA In-Line Filter Holders
• Superior chemical compatability, can be used with
chemically aggressive liquids
• Dual support screens allow flow in either direction
• Exterior locking ring for quick assembly without tearing the membrane
Applications
PFA 25
• Sterilize and ultraclean liquids under positive pressure
• Ideal for filtering small volumes of hight purity acids,
alkalis or organic solvents
PFA 47
Specifications
PFA 25
Materials:
Body and support screens
O-ring (standard)
PFA 47
Teflon PFA (except for locking ring on PFA 47: glass filled ETFE)
Perfluoroelastomer
Perfluoroelastomer
Connection:
Female Luer-lock
Combination 1⁄4” NPTM, female luer-lock,
tubing adapter
Male Luer slip
Combination 1⁄4” NPTM, female luer-lock,
tubing adapter
3 kg/cm2
3 kg/cm2
3 kg/cm2
3 kg/cm2
100°C
121°C, 15 min
100°C
121°C, 15 min
Dimensions:
Diameter
Height
32 mm
32 mm
67 mm
70 mm
Membrane Compatibility:
Filter size
Prefilter size
Filtration area
25 mm
21 mm
3.5 cm2
47 mm
42 mm
13.5 cm2
Inlet
Outlet
Pressure:
Inlet
Differential, positive or negative, at 25°C
Temperature:
Maximum operating
Autoclave
Flow Rate:
Pore size (PTFE membrane)
0.2 µm (J020)
0.5 µm (J050)
1.0 µm (J100)
Typical methanol flow rate at 1 kg/cm2, 20°C [ml/min]
60
400
150
700
350
1200
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Pressure Filtration
PFA In-Line Filter Holders
Ordering Information
Model
Cat. No.
PFA 25
530200
PFA 47
530100
PFA 25
Replacement Parts and Optional Parts
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
8
8
8
10
Locking ring
Inlet/Outlet adapter
Tubing adapter
Vent cap
Inlet cap
Support screen
Inlet O-ring (standard)
Inlet O-ring (FPM)
Inlet O-ring (EPR)
Inlet O-ring (silicone)
Body
PFA 25
530201
530202
530204
530206
540107
540108
540106
530203
PFA 47
530101
530111
530110
530105
530102
530104
530106
530108
530109
501204
530103
PFA 47
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Pressure Filtration
Stainless Steel Syringe Holders
• Sterilizable by standard procedures including autoclaving
• Luer fittings fit typical syringes
• Can be tightened securely, wrench set included
Applications
• Filter or clean small volumes of liquid such as eyewash or photoresists
• Clear turbud solutions such as serum
• Purify virus solutions
Specifications
KS 13 / KS 25
KS 13
KS 25
Type 304 Stainless Steel
PTFE (teflon)
PTFE (teflon)
Type 304 Stainless Steel
PTFE (teflon)
PTFE (teflon)
Connection:
Inlet
Outlet
Luer-lock
Luer slip
Luer-lock
Luer slip
Pressure:
Inlet
Differential
7 kg/cm2
3 kg/cm2
7 kg/cm2
3 kg/cm2
Membrane Compatability:
Filter size
Prefilter size
Filtration area
Dead volume
13 mm
8 mm
0.9 cm2
0.2 ml
25 mm
21 mm
3.8 cm2
0.4 ml
Dimensions:
Diameter
Height
16 mm
39 mm
32 mm
36 mm
KS 13
301000
KS 25
301200
Materials:
Body, support screens
Gasket
O-ring
KS 13
Ordering Information
Model
Cat. No.
Replacement Parts and Optional Parts
1
2
3
4
5
-
Inlet, female Luer-lock
O-ring (PTFE)
Screen
Gasket (PTFE)
Outlet, male Luer slip
Universal wrenches (2/pk.)
KS 13
301001
301004
301003
301002
301005
301006
KS 25
301201
301204
301203
301202
301205
301006
KS 25
63
Pressure Filtration
Stainless Steel Gas Line Holders
• Female threaded locking ring enables filter changes without removing the
holder from connecting gas lines
• Dual support screens protect the membrane filter from reverse pressure
surges and allow forward and reverse flow from either inlet or outlet
Applications
• Ultraclean and sterilize air and other gases including compressed gases
• In-line between pressurizing source (pump or gas cylinder) and dispensing
vessel
Specifications
Materials:
Body, support screens
Gasket
O-ring
Connection:
Inlet
Outlet
LS 25 / LS 47
LS 25
LS 47
Type 304 Stainless Steel
PTFE (teflon)
PTFE (teflon)
Type 304 Stainless Steel
PTFE (teflon)
Silicone
1⁄4” NPTF, comes with hose barb fitting (3⁄8”)
1⁄4” NPTM, comes with hose barb fitting (3⁄8”)
Pressure:
Inlet
Differential
5 kg/cm2
2 kg/cm2
5 kg/cm2
2 kg/cm2
Membrane Compatability:
Filter size
Prefilter size
Filtration area
25 mm
25 mm
3.8 cm2
47 mm
47 mm
12.5 cm2
Dimensions:
Diameter
Height
41 mm
51 mm
70 mm
58 mm
LS 25
304500
LS 47
304700
LS 25
Ordering Information
Model
Cat. No.
Replacement Parts and Accessories
*
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
*
Hose barb (1⁄4 “ NPTM)
Locking ring
Locking ring gasket
Inlet body (1⁄4” NPTM)
Gasket PTFE
Stainless steel screen (304SS)
Outlet body (1⁄4” NPTM)
Silicone O-ring
Hose barb (1⁄4” NPTF)
* not illustrated
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LS 25
304507
304501
304504
304505
301202
301203
304506
304508
LS 47
304507
304701
304704
304710
304702
304703
304711
357210
304508
LS 47
Pressure Filtration
High Pressure Stainless Steel Holders
• Operate at high pressure, up to 100 kg/cm2
• Standard Viton O-rings compatible with many aggressive liquids and gases
• Back pressure support screen available to prevent membrane rupture and
deflect flow at very high pressures
Applications
• Filter liquids or gases under high pressure
LS 47 HP
Specifications
LS 47 HP
Materials:
Body, support screens
O-ring
Type 304 Stainless Steel
FPM
Connection:
Inlet and Outlet
1⁄4” NPTF
Pressure:
Inlet
Differential
100 kg/cm2
20 kg/cm2
Dead volume:
Upstream
Downstream
3 ml
6.5 ml
Membrane Compatability:
Filter size
Prefilter size
Filtration area
Dimensions:
Diameter
Height
47 mm
38 mm
11.2 cm2
88 mm
46 mm
Ordering Information
Model
Cat. No.
LS 47 HP
304900
Replacement Parts and Accessories
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
-
Inlet/outlet adapter
Adapter O-ring
Hex cap screw, M-8
Cap screw washer
Inlet plate
Inner O-ring
Outer O-ring
Sintered steel support
Outlet plate
Back pressure support screen (optional)
LS 47 HP
304904
304905
304915
304916
304901
304906
304910
304903
304902
304920
LS 47 HP
65
Pressure Filtration
Sanitary In-Line Stainless Steel Holders
• Sanitary inlet and outlet connections are non-threaded and can be
completely disassembled for thorough cleaning
• 47 mm holder features vent to allow air venting on upstream side
of the membrane at any time during filtration
Applications
• Point of use filtration on sterile filling machines
• Flow decay studies for scale up to larger filtration systems
• Liquid or gas
Specifications
KS 25 F
KS 25 F
KS 47 F
Type 304 Stainless Steel
Silicone
PTFE
Type 304 Stainless Steel
Silicone
PTFE
Connection:
Inlet/outlet
6 mm OD barb/4 mm ID
8 mm OD barb/6 mm ID
Pressure:
Inlet
Differential
5 kg/cm2
3 kg/cm2
5 kg/cm2
3 kg/cm2
Materials:
Body, support screens
O-ring
Gasket
KS 47 F
Dimensions:
Diameter
Length
71 mm
89 mm
100 mm
102 mm
KS 25 F
357000
KS 47 F
357200
KS 25 F
357001
357003
301203
357004
357002
306000
KS 47 F
357205
357206
357207
357208
357201
357210
304703
357204
357202
306300
Ordering Information
Model
Cat. No.
Replacement Parts
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
66
Vent valve with PTFE packing
Vent valve O-ring (FPM)
Valve body, female
Gasket (PTFE)
Inlet body
O-ring
Support screen
Underdrain support
Outlet body
Clamp
Pressure Filtration
Vented In-Line Stainless Steel Holder
• Support screens are Teflon coated to prevent membrane sticking during
autoclaving
• Back pressure support screen prevents membrane rupture during reverse
pressure surges
• Vent valve in inlet body enables venting at any time during filtration
• Available in both type 304 and type 316 stainless steel
Applications
• Sterilize and ultraclean liquids and gases under positive pressure
• Sterilize with membrane in place for microbiological studies
• Install for point of use filtration on filling machines
Note: When using KS 47 to filter gases, a second support screen should be used upstream the membrane (Replacement Parts, No. 8)
Photo KS 47
Specifications
KS 47
Materials:
Body and support screens
O-ring
Support screens
Gasket
Connections:
Pressure:
Inlet
Differential
Type 304 or 316 Stainless Steel
FPM and silicone
PTFE coated stainless steel
PTFE
1⁄4” NPT to hose barb
7 kg/cm2
3 kg/cm2
Dead volume:
Upstream
Downstream
5 ml
2 ml
Ordering Information
Type Stainless Steel
304 SS
316 SS
KS 47
357400
357500
Replacement Parts
KS 47
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
7
7
8
9
10
11
12
Vent valve with PTFE packing
Vent valve O-ring (FPM)
Valve body, female
Gasket (PTFE)
Inlet body
Back pressure support
O-ring (silicone)
O-ring, encapsulated PTFE (optional)
O-ring, FPM (optional)
Support screen
Underdrain support
Outlet body
Locking ring
Inlet/outlet adapter
Type 304 SS
357205
357206
357207
357208
357401
357404
357210
304706
304714
304715
357204
357402
357405
304508
Type 316 SS
357205
357206
357207
357208
357501
357504
357210
304706
304714
304815
357304
357502
357505
304608
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Pressure Filtration
Large Standard Stainless Steel – 90, 142, 293 mm
•
•
•
•
Seal membrane by hand tightening locking wing nuts
Optimal holder design minimizes resistance and maximizes flow rate
Available in either type 304 or 316 stainless steel
Each unit labelled with identifying serial numbers on the outside of both the
inlet and outlet plates
Applications
• Use in-line for filtering gases or liquids
• Use with pressure vessels for batch type operations
KS 90
Specifications
KS 90
Materials:
Body
Support screen
O-rings, gaskets
KS 142
KS 293
Type 304 or 316 stainless steel
PTFE (Teflon) coated photoetched stainless steel
PTFE (Teflon), silicone rubber
Connection:
Inlet and outlet, 3⁄4” NPTF to: 11 mm hose barb 11 mm hose barb 16 mm hose barb
Pressure:
Inlet
Differential
Membrane Compatability:
Filter size
Prefilter size
Filtration area
KS 142
7 kg/cm2
3 kg/cm2
7 kg/cm2
3 kg/cm2
7 kg/cm2
3 kg/cm2
90 mm
76 mm
45 cm2
142 mm
124 mm
113 cm2
293 mm
257 mm
530 cm2
Supplied with aluminium wrench (spanner) and 6 mm allen wrench (hex key).
Ordering Information
Type Stainless Steel
304 SS
316 SS
68
KS 293
KS 90
300800
300900
KS 142
301900
302000
KS 293
302500
302600
Pressure Filtration
Replacement Parts
Inlet and Oultet Assemblies
1
1
2
3
3
9
9
10
10
Inlet adapter (304 SS)
Inlet adapter (316 SS)
Vent relief valve (40 psi)
Inlet plate (304 SS)
Inlet plate (316 SS)
Outlet plate (304 SS)
Outlet plate (316 SS)
Outlet adapter (304 SS)
Outlet adapter (316 SS)
KS 90
300813
300913
301825
300809
300909
300801
300901
300817
300917
KS 142
300813
300913
301825
301909
302009
301901
302001
300817
300917
KS 293
302513
302613
301825
302509
302609
302501
302601
302517
302617
KS 90
301808
301705
301804
301703
301802
KS 142
301808
301905
302004
301903
302002
KS 293
301808
302505
302604
302503
302602
KS 90
301719
301720
301718
301914
301916
301915
KS 142
301919
301720
301718
301914
301916
301915
KS 293
302519
302518
302514
302516
302515
KS 90
301706
301707
301835
301726
301728
301727
301729
301721
301922
KS 142
301906
301907
302035
301926
301928
301927
301929
301721
301922
KS 293
302506
302507
302635
302530
302532
302531
302533
301922
Filter Support System
4
5
6
7
8
Flow deflector (316 SS)
O-ring (silicone)
Support screen (PTFE coated SS)
Gasket (PTFE)
Underdrain support (316 SS)
Sealing and Support Assemblies
11
12
13
14
15
16
Leg
Leg washer
Leg bolt
Sealing wing nut
Sealing washer
Sealing bolt
Stregtegning KS 293
Accessories
7
7
8
-
O-ring (FEP encapsulated silicone)
O-ring (Viton)
Support screen (316 SS)
Back pressure support screen (304 SS)
Back pressure support screen (316 SS)
Back pressure support screen (304 SS*)
Back pressure support screen (316 SS*)
Allen wrench (hex key) 6 mm
Spanner (wrench) 142 mm
*) PTFE coated
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Pressure Filtration
Large Sanitary Stainless Steel Holders – 90, 142, 293 mm
• Sanitary connections are non-threaded and can be completely disassembled
for thorough cleaning
• Designed for minimal resistance and maximal flow
• Available in either type 304 or 316 stainless steel
• Removable wing nuts tighten easily by hand to seal membrane
• Both inlet and outlet plates clearly marked with identifying serial numbers
Applications
• Ultraclean or sterilize gases or liquids
• Use with a pressure vessel for large volume and batch type operations
Photo KS 90 ST
Specifications
KS 90 ST - KS 142 ST - KS 293 ST
Materials:
Body
Support screen
O-rings, gaskets
Type 304 or 316 stainless steel
PTFE (Teflon) coated photoetched stainless steel
PTFE (Teflon), silicone rubber
Connection:
Inlet and outlet:
1 1⁄2” sanitary fitting to 14,3 mm hose barb
Photo KS 142 ST
Pressure:
Inlet
Differential
7 kg/cm2
3 kg/cm2
Supplied with aluminium wrench (spanner) and 6 mm allen wrench (hex key).
Ordering Information
Type Stainless Steel
304 SS
316 SS
KS 90 ST
351800
KS 142 ST
302100
302200
KS 293 ST
302700
302800
Photo KS 293 ST
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Pressure Filtration
Replacement Parts
Inlet and Outlet Assemblies
1
1
2
3
4
5
5
11
11
Inlet/Outlet adapter (304 SS)
Inlet/Outlet adapter (316 SS)
Gasket (silicone)
Clamp, 1.5 Tri-Clamp
Vent relief valve
Inlet plate (304 SS)
Inlet plate (316 SS)
Outlet plate (304 SS)
Outlet plate (316 SS)
KS 90 ST
306203
306204
306108
306000
301825
351809
351801
KS 142 ST
306203
306204
306108
306000
301825
302109
302209
302101
302201
KS 293 ST
306203
306204
306108
306000
301825
302801
302709
302809
302701
KS 90 ST
302208
301705
301804
301703
301802
KS 142 ST
302208
301905
302004
301903
302002
KS 293 ST
302808
302505
302604
302503
302602
KS 90 ST
301919
301718
301720
301914
301916
301915
-
KS 142 ST
301919
301718
301720
301914
301916
301915
-
KS 293 ST
302519
302518
302514
302516
302515
302520
KS 90 ST
301706
301707
301835
301726
301728
301727
301729
306109
306110
301721
301922
KS 142 ST
301906
301907
302035
301926
301928
301927
301929
306109
306110
301721
301922
KS 293 ST
302506
302507
302635
302530
302532
302531
302533
306109
306110
301922
Filter Support System
6
7
8
9
10
Flow deflector (316 SS)
O-ring (silicone)
Support screen (PTFE coated SS)
Gasket (PTFE)
Underdrain support (316 SS)
Sealing and Support Assemblies
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Leg
Leg bolt
Leg washer
Sealing wing nut
Sealing washer
Sealing bolt
Handle
Accessories
7
7
8
2
2
-
O-ring (FEP encapsulated silicone)
O-ring (FPM)
Support screen (316 SS)
Back pressure support screen (304 SS)
Back pressure support screen (316 SS)
Back pressure support screen (304 SS*)
Back pressure support screen (316 SS*)
Gasket (sanitary inlet/outlet) PTFE
Gasket (sanitary inlet/outlet) FPM
Allen wrench (hex key) 6 mm
Spanner (wrench) 142 mm
*) PTFE coated
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Capsule Filters
Introduction
• All polypropylene housings are sturdy and
chemically compatible
• Three membrane type media and two
depth type media
• Wide range of retentive pore sizes
• All types available in three different lengths
• Diameter is standard 78 mm
• Selected media available presterilized
Applications
• Filter tissue culture media, fermentation broths,
ground water
• Can be set in serial mode to maximize throughput
volumes
• Point-of-use sterile filtration
• Use capsules for pilot/prototype studies, scale up
to the same media in cartridge format
Product Overview
Media
Code
Characteristics
Media type
Pore size
or Nominal Rating
[µm]
Membrane
layers
Filtration area
per capsule
[cm2]
PES
PTFE
PTFE
Polypropylene
Glass
CCS
CCF
CCFH
CCP
CCG
Hydrophilic
Hydrophobic
Hydrophilic
Hydrophobic
-
Membrane
Membrane
Membrane
Depth-type
Depth-type
0.20 - 0.45
0.05 - 1.0
0.20
0.8 - 30
0.45 - 1.0
Double
Single/double
Single
-
Up to 1800
Up to 3600
Up to 3600
Up to 2600
Up to 1200
1: Vent/drain
2: Housing
3: End cap
4: Outer sleeve
5: Pleated filter media
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End Fixture B
1⁄4” NPTM
End Fixture D
1⁄2” NPTM
End Fixture H
3⁄8” hose barb
End Fixture N
11⁄2” sanitary fitting
Differential Pressure (kg/cm2)
Capsule Filters
PES Capsule Filters – Code CCS
• Can be sterilized by autoclaving (121°C) or
treatment with ethylene oxide (EtO)
• Available presterilized (EtO) or rinsed
(recommended when filtering high purity water)
Applications
Flow Rate (L/min)
Typical water flow rate
for CCS-___-D1B at 25°C
• Filter pure water, high purity chemicals, pharmaceuticals,
tissue culture media
• Remove bacteria or sub-micron particulates
Specifications
CCS-020
Membrane layers
Pore Size [µm]
Max. inlet pressure
Max. Operating Temperature
Min. bubble point [water]
LRV / Organism
Length Code
C
D
E
CCS-045
Double
0.20
4 kg/cm2
60°C
≥4 kg/cm2
≥7 / B. diminuta
Double
0.45
4 kg/cm2
60°C
≥3 kg/cm2
≥7 / S. marcescens
Filtration Area [cm2]
Length [mm]*
102
129
201
450
900
1800
450
900
1800
*Length given is for capsules with end fixture H.
Ordering Information
CCS -
Pore Size Code
020
045
-
1
Filtration Area
C
450 cm2
D
900 cm2
E
1800 cm2
(S)*
(R)*
B
D
H
N
End Fixture
¼” NPTM
½” NPTM
3
¼8 ” Hose Barb
1½” Sanitary fitting
*) When ordering sterile units, specify ”S” in the last position of the Cat. No.
*) When ordering pre-rinsed units, specify “R” in the last position of the Cat. No.
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PTFE Capsule Filters
– Code CCF (Hydrophobic) and Code CCFH (Hydrophilic)
• Compatible; solvent and pH resistant
• Hydrophobic:
- Supported membrane except CCF-A10 and CCF-005
- Single layer except CCF-A10 and CCF-005 which has double layer
- 5 pore sizes
Differential Pressure (kg/cm2)
Capsule Filters
• Hydrophilic:
- Polyester membrane support
- Single layer
- 0.20 µm pore size
Flow Rate (L/min)
Typical water flow rate
for CCF-___-D1B at 25°C (H2O)
Applications
• Use serially as prefilter and final filter
• Corrosive fluids and gases, photoresists, and both alkalis and acids
• Hydrophobic:
- Solvent filtration
- Air venting
• Hydrophilic:
- Solvents with higher surface tension
- Heterogeneous fluid mixtures
Specifications
Type Code
CCF-005
CCF-A10
CCF-010
CCF-020
CCF-050
CCF-100
CCFH-020
Membrane layers
Pore size [µm]
Min. bubble point (IPA) [kg/cm2]
Max. Inlet Pressure
Max. Operating Temperature
Hydrophobic
Double
0.05
≥1.65
4 kg/cm2
60°C
Hydrophobic
Double
0.10
≥1.6
4 kg/cm2
60°C
Hydrophobic
Single
0.10
≥1.4
4 kg/cm2
60°C
Hydrophobic
Single
0.20
≥0.9
4 kg/cm2
60°C
Hydrophobic
Single
0.50
≥0.5
4 kg/cm2
60°C
Hydrophobic
Single
1.0
≥0.3
4 kg/cm2
60°C
Hydrophilic
Single
0.20
4 kg/cm2
60°C
900
1800
3600
900
1800
3600
570
1150
2300
570
1150
2300
900
1800
3600
Length Code
C
D
E
Length [mm]*
102
129
201
Filtration Area [cm2]
570
1150
2300
570
1150
2300
*Length given is for capsules with end fixture H.
Ordering Information
CCF -
Pore Size Code
005
010
020
050
100
-
1
Filtration Area
C
570 cm2
D
1150 cm2
E
2300 cm2
(S)*
B
D
H
N
CCFH -
End Fixture
¼” NPTM
½” NPTM
3
¼8 ” Hose Barb
1½” Sanitary fitting
*) When ordering sterile units, specify ”S” in the last position of the Cat. No.
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Pore Size Code
020
-
1
Filtration Area
C
900 cm2
D
1800 cm2
E
3600 cm2
(S)*
B
D
H
N
End Fixture
¼” NPTM
½” NPTM
3
¼8 ” Hose Barb
1½” Sanitary fitting
Capsule Filters
Differential Pressure (kg/cm2)
Polypropylene Capsule Filters
– Code CCP
• Depth type matrix: High dirt holding capacity, superior
retention
• Compatible with aqueous solutions and solvents
• Thermally welded to prevent fiber slough-off and
minimize changes in pore size during filtration
• Wide range of particle size cut-offs
Applications
Flow Rate (L/min)
Typical water flow rate for
CCP-___-D1B at 25°C
• High purity water filtration
• Prefiltration to a final membrane filter such as PES or
PTFE (CCS, CCF or CCFH)
• Ultracleaning
• Filtration of process chemicals
Specifications
Type Code
Nominal rating [µm]
% Particle retention
Max. Inlet Pressure
Max. Operating Temp.
Length Code Length [mm]*
C
102
D
129
E
201
CCP-LX
CCP-JX
CCP-HX
CCP-FX
CCP-1
CCP-3
CCP-7
CCP-10
CCP-30
0.8
>99
4 kg/cm2
60°C
1.0
>99
4 kg/cm2
60°C
2.0
>99
4 kg/cm2
60°C
3.0
>99
4 kg/cm2
60°C
2-5
94
4 kg/cm2
60°C
5-10
98
4 kg/cm2
60°C
10-20
98
4 kg/cm2
60°C
10-20
92
4 kg/cm2
60°C
20-30
97
4 kg/cm2
60°C
400
800
1600
500
1000
2000
600
1200
2400
500
1000
2000
550
1100
2200
650
1300
2600
Filtration Area [cm2]
500
550
500
1000
1100
1000
2000
2200
2000
*Length given is for capsules with end fixture H.
Ordering Information
CCP -
Pore Size Code
LX
JX
HX
FX
1
3
7
10
30
-
C
D
E
1
Filtration Area
400-650 cm2
900-1300 cm2
1600-2600 cm2
B
D
H
N
End Fixture
¼” NPTM
½” NPTM
3
¼8 ” Hose Barb
1½” Sanitary fitting
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Capsule Filters
•
•
•
•
Differential Pressure (kg/cm2)
Glass Microfiber Capsule Filters – Code CCG
Depth type matrix of borosilicate glass microfiber
Large dirt holding capacity
Resistant to most fluids except strong acids
Contains a small amount of acrylic resin binder
to enhance wet strenght
Applications
• Sea water filtration
• Aquaculture
• Prefiltration to a final membrane filter such as
PES or PTFE (CCS, CCF or CCFH)
Flow Rate (L/min)
Typical water flow rate for
CCG-___-D1B at 25°C
Specifications
Type Code
Nominal rating [µm]
Max. Inlet Pressure
Max. Operating Temperature
Length Code
C
D
E
045
1
1-1.5
3 kg/cm2
60°C
1.5-2
3 kg/cm2
60°C
Filtration Area (cm2)
Length [mm]*
102
129
201
300
600
1200
300
600
1200
*Length given is for capsules with end fixture H.
Ordering Information
CCG -
Pore Size Code
045
1
76
-
1
Filtration Area
C
300 cm2
D
600 cm2
E
1200 cm2
B
D
H
N
End Fixture
¼” NPTM
½” NPTM
3
¼8 ” Hose Barb
1½” Sanitary fitting
Monitors
37 mm Monitors for Microbial
and Contamination Analysis
These 37 mm monitor units are disposable
filter units which consists of a transparent
plastic container in which a Mixed Cellulose
Ester membrane and an absorption pad/
support disc are assembled together.
Monitors are mainly used for microbiological inspection of gases and liquids. There are
two types available, 2-piece and 3-piece units
in which 0.20 µm, 0.45 µm or 0.80 µm membranes are placed together with a pad. 2-piece
units are available with membranes with a
hydrophobic edge to prevent air locks.
Collected samples can be cultured in place or
be removed for further analysis or study.
Applications – Recommended product
Application
Microbiology – bacterial
Microbiology – yeast and mold
Aerosol analysis
Contamination analysis
Unit
2- or 3-piece
2- or 3-piece
2-piece
2- or 3-piece
Membrane
0.45 µm, white grid or black grid
0.80 µm, white grid or black grid
0.45 µm or 0.80 µm, white plain
0.45 µm or 0.80 µm, white plain or grid
Specifications
Housing Material: Styrene acrylonitrile
Filtration Area: 9.0 cm2 (6.7 cm2 for Hydrophobic Edge Types)
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Monitors
Ordering Information
2-piece Units with Mixed Cellulose Ester Membranes
Pore size [µm]
0.45
0.45
0.45
0.45
0.80
0.80
0.80
0.80
Color
White
White
White
Black
White
White
White
Black
Surface
Plain
Grid
Grid
Grid
Plain
Grid
Grid
Grid
Hydrophobic edge
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
No
Packing
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
Sterile
37AS245BS
37AS245BS-HE
37AS245PS-HE
37AS280AS
37AS280BS
37AS280BS-HE
37AS280PS
Non-sterile
37AS245AN
37AS280AN
-
Packing
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
Sterile
37AS320AS
37AS345BS
37AS345PS
37AS380BS
37AS380PS
Non-sterile
37AS345AN
37AS345PN
37AS380AN
37AS380BN
37AS380PN
3-piece Units with Mixed Cellulose Ester Membranes
Pore size [µm]
0.20
0.45
0.45
0.45
0.80
0.80
0.80
Color
White
White
White
Black
White
White
Black
Surface
Plain
Plain
Grid
Grid
Plain
Grid
Grid
Hydrophobic edge
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Optional and Replacement Parts
Type description
Unassembled 2-piece with plugs
Unassembled 3-piece with plugs
Middle ring for 3-piece
Absorbent pads/Support disc
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Packing
50
50
50
100
Cat. No.
37OS200ON
37OS300ON
37OS300MR
25S37
Test Papers
pH Indicator Test Papers
Advantages of Test Papers
• Determination of pH value easily
and inexpensively, without instrumentation
• Color changes instantaneously,
compare to chart for determination
Test Papers – Roll type
• Two convenient formats:
- Roll, 9 mm wide, in dispenser,
5.5 m or 6 m length
- Booklet of 20 strips, 7 x 70 mm,
10 booklets per pack
Test Papers – Booklet
Ordering Information – Roll Types
Note: Type WR is 5.5 m length, others are 6 m.
Type description
UNIV
WR
BCG
BTB
pH range
1 - 11
0 - 14
4.0 - 5.6
6.2 - 7.8
pH graduation
1
1/2
0.2
0.2
Cat. No.
07011030
07011040
07011010
07011020
pH graduation
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2 / 0.4
0.2 / 0.4
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2 / 0.4
0.2 / 0.4
1
Cat. No.
07010010
07010020
07010030
07010090
07010130
07010040
07010100
07010050
07010140
07010060
07010150
07010070
07010080
07010120
Ordering Information – Booklet Types
Note: Each box contains 10 booklets of 20 strips.
Type description
CR
TB
BPB
PB
PP
BCG
CPR
MR
BCP
BTB
PR
AZY
ALB
UNIV
pH range
0.4 - 2.0 / 7.2 - 8.8
1.4 - 3.0 / 8.0 - 9.6
2.8 - 4.4
3.2 - 5.6
3.4 - 6.4
4.0 - 5.6
5.0 - 6.6
5.4 - 7.0
5.6 - 7.2
6.2 - 7.8
0.0 - 1.6 / 6.6 - 8.2
10.0 - 12.0
11.0 - 13.6
1.0 - 11.0
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Test Papers
Litmus Paper
• Litmus Papers made from high purity litmus to secure
high sensivity and clear color change
• Blue Litmus Paper change color to red when the liquid
is acidic
• Red Litmus Paper change color to blue when the liquid
is alkalic
• Available in two sizes and packing; booklets and
loose strips
Ordering Information
Red Litmus
Size [mm]
7 x 70
9 x 85
Packing
10 booklets each of 20 strips
10 boxes each of 100 strips
Cat. No.
07020020
07020040
Packing
10 booklets each of 20 strips
10 boxes each of 100 strips
Cat. No.
07020010
07020030
Blue Litmus
Size [mm]
7 x 70
9 x 85
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Chemical Compatibility Guide
Recommended:
No change in either water flow rate or bubble point
will be observed.
Key to the Symbols:
Recommendations are based on a
24-hour static exposure to the test
fluid at room temperature.
Limited resistance:
Additional in-house testing is advised as swelling,
discoloration or other minor changes may occur.
Not recommended:
Significant changes in water flow rate and/or
bubble point can be expected.
Data not available.
Membrane Filters
Polymer / Product
CHEMICAL
MCE
Acid
Alkalis
Alcohol
CA
PCTE
PTFE
Supported
PTFE
Hydrophilic
PTFE
CMF
Glacial Acetic acid
10% Acetic acid
12 kmol/m3 Hydrochloric acid (37%, 12N)
6 kmol/m3 Hydrocloric acid (19%, 6N)
12 kmol/m3 Nitric acid (53%, 12N)
6 kmol/m3 Nitric acid (26%, 6N)
18 kmol/m3 Sulfuric acid (96%, 36N)
3 kmol/m3 Sulfuric acid (16%, 6N)
85% Phosphoric acid
5% Boric acid
50% Formic acid
35% Hydrofluoric acid
60% Perchloric acid
6 kmol/m3 Sodium hydroxide (26%, 6N)
6 kmol/m3 Potassium hydroxide (20%, 6N)
6 kmol/m3 Aqueous ammonia (11%, 6N)
Methyl alcohol
Ethyl alcohol
Isopropyl alcohol
Isobutyl alcohol
Butyl alcohol
Glycerol
Amyl alcohol
Benzyl alcohol
Ethylene glycol
To be continued next page
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Chemical Compatibility Guide
Membrane Filters (Continued)
Polymer / Product
CHEMICAL
MCE
Ethers
Esters
Ketones
Hydrocarbons
Halogenated
hydrocarbons
Amines
Miscellaneous
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Ethyl ether
Isopropyl ether
Tetrahydrofuran
Dioxane
Petroleum ether
Methyl acetate
Butyl acetate
Amyl acetate
Acetone
Methylethyl ketone
Methyl isobutyl ketone
Cyclohexanone
Benzene
Toluene
Xylene
Hexane
Gasoline
Kerosene
Chloroform
Methylene chloride
Trichloroethylene
Tetrachloroethylene
Carbon tetrachloride
Aniline
Dimethyl formamide
Diethyl acetamide
Triethanolamine
Methyl cellosolve
Butyl cellosolve
Nitrogen
Hydrogen
Oxygen
30% Hydrogen peroxide
Saline solution
Dimethylsulfoxide
Nitrobenzene
Methanol (1): Chloroform (1)
Pyridine
Acetonitrile
Phenol
Freon
37% Formaldehyde
Silicone oil
n-Hexane (95): Ethyl acetate (5)
Nitric acid (70): Distilled water (30)
Petroleum oil
CA
PCTE
PTFE
Supported
PTFE
Hydrophilic
PTFE
CMF
Chemical Compatibility Guide
Disposable Syringe Filter Units
CHEMICAL
Acids
Alkalis
Alcohols
Ethers
Esters
Ketones
Hydrocarbons
AS
CS
CP
HP
JP
Mixed
Cellulose
Esters with
acrylic housing
Cellulose
Acetate
with acrylic
housing
Cellulose
Acetate
with
PP housing
Hydrophilic
PTFE
with
PP housing
Hydrophobic
PTFE
with
PP housing
3 kmol/m3 Hydrochloric acid (10%, 3N)
9 kmol/m3 Hydrochloric acid (30%, 9N)
1 kmol/m3 Sulfuric acid (5%, 2N)
4 kmol/m3 Sulfuric acid (20%, 8N)
1 kmol/m3 Nitric acid (5%, 1N)
5 kmol/m3 Nitric acid (20%, 5N)
20% Acetic acid
Glacial acetic acid
10% Hydrofluoric acid
35% Hydrofluoric acid
10% Chromic acid
10% Phosphoric acid
2.5 kmol/m3 Sodium hydroxide (10%, 2.5N)
2 kmol/m3 Potassium hydroxide (10%, 2N)
8 kmol/m3 Aqueous ammonia (28%, 8N)
Methyl alcohol
Ethyl alcohol
n-Propyl alcohol
Isopropyl alcohol
n-Butyl alcohol
Amyl alcohol
Benzyl alcohol
Ethylene glycol
Glycerol
Ethyl ether
Isopropyl ether
Tetrahydrofuran (THF)
Dioxane
Methyl acetate
Ethyl acetate
Butyl acetate
Amyl acetate
Acetone
Methyl ethyl ketone (MEK)
Methyl isobutyl ketone (MIBK)
Cyclohexanone
Benzene
Toluene
Xylene
n-Hexane
Gasoline
Kerosene
To be continued next page
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Chemical Compatibility Guide
Disposable Syringe Filter Units (Continued)
CHEMICAL
Halogenated Chloroform
hydrocarbons Methylene chloride
Trichloroethylene
Carbon tetrachloride
Trichloroethane
Perchloroethylene
Amines
Freon (TMC)
Aniline
Dimethyl formamide
Diethylacetamide
Triethanolamine
Misc.
Ethyl acetate cellosolve
Acetonitrile
Pyridine
Sodium Hypochloride
35% Formaldehyde
Iron (II) chloride
Copper sulfate
Mineral oil
Salt water
10% Hydrogen peroxide
Nitrobenzene
Phenol
Silicone oil
Petroleum oil
Acetonitrile (70): water (30)
84
AS
CS
CP
HP
JP
Mixed
Cellulose
Esters with
acrylic housing
Cellulose
Acetate
with acrylic
housing
Cellulose
Acetate
with
PP housing
Hydrophilic
PTFE
with
PP housing
Hydrophobic
PTFE
with
PP housing
Chemical Compatibility Guide
Capsule Filters
CHEMICAL
CCS
CCF/CCFH
CCP
CCG
Acids
5% Acetic acid
20% Acedic acid
10% Chromic acid
3 kmol/m3 Hydrochloric acid (10%, 3N)
11 kmol/m3 Hydrochloric acid (35%, 11N)
10% Hydrofluoric acid
1 kmol/m3 Nitric acid (5%, 1N)
4 kmol/m3 Nitric acid (20%, 4N)
10% Phosphoric acid
1 kmol/m3 Sulfuric acid (5%, 2N)
4 kmol/m3 Sulfuric acid (20%, 8N)
Alkalis
2.5 kmol/m3 Sodium hydroxide (10%, 3N)
2 kmol/m3 Potassium hydroxide (10%, 2N)
5 kmol/m3 Aqueous ammonia (10%. 5N)
15 kmol/m3 Aqueous ammonia (28%. 15N)
Alcohols
Methyl alcohol
Ethyl alcohol
n-Propyl alcohol
n-Butyl alcohol
Ethylene glycol
Ethers
Ethyl ether
Dioxane
Tetrahydrofuran (THF)
Esters
Amyl acetate
Methyl acetate
Ethyl acetate
Butyl acetate
Ketones
Acetone
Methyl ethyl ketone (MEK)
Methyl isobutyl ketone (MIBK)
Hydron-Hexane
carbons
Cyclohexane
Benzene
Toluene
Xylene
Chloroform
Halogenated Carbon tetrachloride
hydrocarbons Freon (TMC)
Methylene chloride
Trichloroethylene
Trichloroethane
Amines
Dimethyl formamide
Aldehydes
Acetaldehyde
35% Formaldehyde
Misc.
Acetic cellosolve
Acetonitrile
Pyridine
Nitrobenzene
6% Sodium hypochlorite
Ferrous chloride
Copper Sulfate
Mineral oil
Salt water
10% Hydrogen peroxide
85
Index – A-Z
B
Blotting Membranes ..................................................................... 46
Blotting Papers ............................................................................. 47
C
Capsule Filters.........................................................................72-76
Glass fiber .............................................................................. 76
Polyethersulfone membranes.................................................. 73
Polypropylene depth media .................................................... 76
PTFE hydrophilic ..................................................................... 74
PTFE hydrophobic................................................................... 74
Cellulose Acetate membranes .................................................4-5,8
Cellulose Acetate membranes, sterile .............................. 4-5,14-15
Chemical Compatibility Guides ...............................................81-85
Coated Cellulose Acetate membranes.....................................4-5,9
Composite Filters ......................................................................... 30
Conversion Guide, Filter Papers .................................................. 39
Conversion Guide, Glass & Quartz Fiber Filters ........................... 29
D
Depth Filters ............................................................................23-42
Glass fibers ..................................................................23-27, 29
Coated glass fibers ................................................................. 30
Cellulose fibers ..................................................................31-39
PTFE fibers .........................................................................41-42
DISMIC syringe filters ..............................................................16-19
Disposable Vacuum Filter Funnel ................................................. 55
E
Extraction Thimbles .................................................................43-45
Cellulose .............................................................................43-44
Glass fiber ..........................................................................43-44
PTFE fiber ........................................................................... 43,45
PTFE/Silica fiber ................................................................. 43,45
Silica fiber ........................................................................... 43,45
F
Filter Holders ...........................................................................48-71
Glass ..................................................................................48-51
PFA .......................................................................................... 61
Polysulfone .........................................................................52-53
Polypropylene.....................................................................59-60
Pressure .............................................................................58-71
Stainless steel ..............................................................54, 63-71
Vacuum...............................................................................48-55
Filter Papers ............................................................................31-39
Qualitative ..........................................................................31-34
Quantitative ..................................................................31, 35-37
Silicone treated ....................................................................... 38
Filtration Manifolds ..................................................................56-57
PVC ......................................................................................... 56
Stainless Steel ......................................................................... 57
G
Glass Fiber Filters..............................................................23-27, 29
PTFE coated ............................................................................ 30
H
Hybridization membranes ............................................................ 46
Hydrophilic PTFE membranes...................................................... 10
Hydrophobic PTFE membranes, supported................................. 11
Hydrophobic PTFE membranes, unsupported............................. 12
I
Indicator Paper ........................................................................79-80
In-line Filters ................................................................................. 20
86
L
LABODISC in-line/syringe filters .................................................. 20
Litmus Paper ................................................................................ 80
M
Membrane Comparison.................................................................. 5
Membrane Filters ......................................................................4-15
Cellulose Acetate ................................................................4-5,8
Coated Cellulose Acetate....................................................4-5,9
Hybridization ........................................................................... 46
Hydrophilic PTFE..................................................................... 10
Hydrophobic PTFE, supported ............................................... 11
Hydrophobic PTFE, unsupported ........................................... 12
Mixed Cellulose Ester.................................................. 4-7,14-15
Polycarbonate ......................................................................... 13
Milk Sediment Discs ..................................................................... 40
Mixed Cellulose Ester membranes................................... 4-7,14-15
Mixed Cellulose Ester membranes, sterile ..............................14-15
Monitors ..................................................................................77-78
N
Nitrocellulose Blotting Membranes .............................................. 46
P
pH Indicator Paper ....................................................................... 79
Phase Separating Filters .............................................................. 38
Polycarbonate membranes .......................................................... 13
Polyflon Filters .........................................................................41-42
Pressure Filter Holders ............................................................58-71
PFA ...............................................................................58, 61-62
PP .......................................................................................58-60
Stainless steel ..............................................................58, 63-71
PTFE coated Glass Fiber Filters ................................................... 30
PTFE Depth Filters ..................................................................41-42
PTFE Fiber Filters ....................................................................41-42
Q
Qualitative Filter Papers ..........................................................31-34
Quantitative Filter Papers ..................................................31, 35-37
Quartz Fiber Filters ............................................................23, 28-29
S
Silicone treated Filter Papers ....................................................... 38
Sterile membranes, Cellulose Acetate ....................................14-15
Sterile membranes, Mixed Cellulose Ester..............................14-15
Syringe Filters ..........................................................................16-20
13 mm ................................................................................16-18
25 mm ..........................................................................16-17, 19
3 mm ..................................................................................16-17
50 mm ..........................................................................16-17, 20
T
Test Papers ..............................................................................79-80
Litmus Paper ........................................................................... 80
pH Indicator Test Paper........................................................... 79
U
Ultra Filtration Units.................................................................21-22
V
Vacuum Filter Holders .............................................................48-55
Glass ..................................................................................48-51
Polysulfone .........................................................................52-53
Stainless steel ......................................................................... 54
Vacuum Filtration Funnel, disposable .......................................... 55
Index – Catalogue Nos.
03CP020AN ..........................................17
03CP020AS ..........................................17
03CP045AN ..........................................17
03CP045AS ..........................................17
03JP050AN ..........................................17
07010010..............................................79
07010020..............................................79
07010030..............................................79
07010040..............................................79
07010050..............................................79
07010060..............................................79
07010070..............................................79
07010080..............................................79
07010090..............................................79
07010100..............................................79
07010120..............................................79
07010130..............................................79
07010140..............................................79
07010150..............................................79
07011010..............................................79
07011020..............................................79
07011030..............................................79
07011040..............................................79
07020010..............................................80
07020020..............................................80
07020030..............................................80
07020040..............................................80
1.055............................................... 32-33
1.070............................................... 32-33
1.090............................................... 32-33
1.110............................................... 32-33
1.125............................................... 32-33
1.150............................................... 32-33
1.185............................................... 32-33
1.225............................................... 32-33
1.240............................................... 32-33
1.285............................................... 32-33
1.300............................................... 32-33
1.330............................................... 32-33
1.360............................................... 32-33
1.400............................................... 32-33
1.450............................................... 32-33
1.485560......................................... 32-33
1.500............................................... 32-33
1026.033...............................................40
1026B.033 ............................................40
131.055........................................... 32-33
131.070........................................... 32-33
131.090........................................... 32-33
131.110........................................... 32-33
131.125........................................... 32-33
131.150........................................... 32-33
131.185........................................... 32-33
131.225........................................... 32-33
131.240........................................... 32-33
131.285........................................... 32-33
131.300........................................... 32-33
131.330........................................... 32-33
131.360........................................... 32-33
131.400........................................... 32-33
131.450........................................... 32-33
131.485560..................................... 32-33
131.500........................................... 32-33
13CP020AN ..........................................18
13CP020AS ..........................................18
13CP045AN ..........................................18
13CP045AS ..........................................18
13HP020AN ..........................................18
13HP050AN ..........................................18
13JP020AN ..........................................18
13JP050AN ..........................................18
1514A.460570 ......................................47
151B.460570 ........................................47
2.055............................................... 32-33
2.070............................................... 32-33
2.090............................................... 32-33
2.110............................................... 32-33
2.125............................................... 32-33
2.150............................................... 32-33
2.185............................................... 32-33
2.225............................................... 32-33
2.240............................................... 32-33
2.285............................................... 32-33
2.300............................................... 32-33
2.330............................................... 32-33
2.360............................................... 32-33
2.400............................................... 32-33
2.450............................................... 32-33
2.485560......................................... 32-33
2.500............................................... 32-33
231.055........................................... 32-33
231.070........................................... 32-33
231.090........................................... 32-33
231.110........................................... 32-33
231.125........................................... 32-33
231.150........................................... 32-33
231.185........................................... 32-33
231.485560..................................... 32-33
232.055...........................................32, 34
232.070...........................................32, 34
232.090...........................................32, 34
232.110...........................................32, 34
232.125...........................................32, 34
232.150...........................................32, 34
232.185...........................................32, 34
232.485560.....................................32, 34
235.055...........................................32, 34
235.070...........................................32, 34
235.090...........................................32, 34
235.110...........................................32, 34
235.125...........................................32, 34
235.150...........................................32, 34
235.185...........................................32, 34
235.485560.....................................32, 34
25AS020AN ..........................................19
25AS020AS ..........................................19
25AS045AN ..........................................19
25AS045AS ..........................................19
25CS020AN ..........................................19
25CS020AS ..........................................19
25CS045AN ..........................................19
25CS045AS ..........................................19
25CS080AN ..........................................19
25CS080AS ..........................................19
25HP020AN ..........................................19
25HP050AN ..........................................19
25JP020AN ..........................................19
25JP020AS ...........................................19
25JP050AN ..........................................19
25S37 ...................................................78
2S.055 ..................................................38
2S.070 ..................................................38
2S.090 ..................................................38
2S.110 ..................................................38
2S.125 ..................................................38
2S.150 ..................................................38
2S.185 ..................................................38
300800..................................................68
300801..................................................69
300809..................................................69
300813..................................................69
300817..................................................69
300900..................................................68
300901..................................................69
300909..................................................69
300913..................................................69
300917..................................................69
301000..................................................63
301001..................................................63
301002..................................................63
301003..................................................63
301004..................................................63
301005..................................................63
301006..................................................63
301200..................................................63
301201..................................................63
301202............................................63, 64
301203...................................... 63-64, 66
301204..................................................63
301205..................................................63
301703............................................69, 71
301705............................................69, 71
301706............................................69, 71
301707............................................69, 71
301718............................................69, 71
301719..................................................69
301720............................................69, 71
301721............................................69, 71
301726............................................69, 71
301727............................................69, 71
301728............................................69, 71
301729............................................69, 71
301802............................................69, 71
301804............................................69, 71
301808..................................................69
301825............................................69, 71
301835............................................69, 71
301900..................................................68
301901..................................................69
301903............................................69, 71
301905............................................69, 71
301906............................................69, 71
301907............................................69, 71
301909..................................................69
301914............................................69, 71
301915............................................69, 71
301916............................................69, 71
301919............................................69, 71
301922............................................69, 71
301926............................................69, 71
301927............................................69, 71
301928............................................69, 71
301929............................................69, 71
302000..................................................68
302001..................................................69
302002............................................69, 71
302004............................................69, 71
302009..................................................69
302035............................................69, 71
302100..................................................70
302101..................................................71
87
Index – Catalogue Nos.
302109..................................................71
302200..................................................70
302201..................................................71
302208..................................................71
302209..................................................71
302500..................................................68
302501..................................................69
302503............................................69, 71
302505............................................69, 71
302506............................................69, 71
302507............................................69, 71
302509..................................................69
302513..................................................69
302514............................................69, 71
302515............................................69, 71
302516............................................69, 71
302517..................................................69
302518............................................69, 71
302519............................................69, 71
302520..................................................71
302530............................................69, 71
302531............................................69, 71
302532............................................69, 71
302533............................................69, 71
302600..................................................68
302601..................................................69
302602............................................69, 71
302604............................................69, 71
302609..................................................69
302613..................................................69
302617..................................................69
302635............................................69, 71
302700..................................................70
302701..................................................71
302709..................................................71
302800..................................................70
302801..................................................71
302808..................................................71
302809..................................................71
304500..................................................64
304501..................................................64
304504..................................................64
304505..................................................64
304506..................................................64
304507............................................57, 64
304508............................................64, 67
304608..................................................67
304700..................................................64
304701..................................................64
304702..................................................64
304703............................................64, 66
304704..................................................64
304706..................................................67
304710..................................................64
304711..................................................64
304714..................................................67
304715..................................................67
304815..................................................67
304900..................................................65
304901..................................................65
304902..................................................65
304903..................................................65
304904..................................................65
304905..................................................65
304906..................................................65
304910..................................................65
304915..................................................65
88
304916..................................................65
304920..................................................65
306000 ...........................................66, 71
306108..................................................71
306109..................................................71
306110..................................................71
306203..................................................71
306204..................................................71
306300..................................................66
311004..................................................49
311008............................................49, 53
311200..................................................49
311201..................................................49
311202..................................................49
311203..................................................49
311208..................................................49
311209..................................................49
311300..................................................49
311302..................................................49
311304..................................................49
311305..................................................49
311400..................................................50
311401..................................................50
311402..................................................50
311403..................................................50
311404...................................... 50-51, 54
311408..................................................50
311409..................................................50
311500..................................................50
311502..................................................50
311504............................................50, 54
311505............................................50, 54
311600..................................................50
311602..................................................50
311605..................................................50
312602..................................................54
313001..................................................57
313003..................................................57
313010..................................................57
313012..................................................57
313015............................................ 56-57
313203..................................................57
313400..................................................56
313401..................................................56
313403..................................................56
313410..................................................56
313411..................................................56
313412..................................................56
313430..................................................56
313600..................................................56
313603..................................................56
351800..................................................70
351801..................................................71
351809..................................................71
352100..................................................51
352101..................................................51
352102..................................................51
352103..................................................51
352200..................................................51
352202..................................................51
352204..................................................51
352600..................................................54
352601..................................................54
353100..................................................57
353300..................................................57
357000..................................................66
357001..................................................66
357002..................................................66
357003..................................................66
357004..................................................66
357200..................................................66
357201..................................................66
357202..................................................66
357204............................................ 66-67
357205............................................ 66-67
357206............................................ 66-67
357207............................................ 66-67
357208............................................ 66-67
357210.......................................64-66-67
357304..................................................67
357400..................................................67
357401..................................................67
357402..................................................67
357404..................................................67
357405..................................................67
357500..................................................67
357501..................................................67
357502..................................................67
357504..................................................67
357505..................................................67
37AS245AN ..........................................78
37AS245BS ..........................................78
37AS245BS-HE ....................................78
37AS245PS-HE ....................................78
37AS280AN ..........................................78
37AS280AS ..........................................78
37AS280BS ..........................................78
37AS280BS-HE ....................................78
37AS280PS ..........................................78
37AS320AS ..........................................78
37AS345AN ..........................................78
37AS345BS ..........................................78
37AS345PN ..........................................78
37AS345PS ..........................................78
37AS380AN ..........................................78
37AS380BN ..........................................78
37AS380BS ..........................................78
37AS380PN ..........................................78
37AS380PS ..........................................78
37OS200ON .........................................78
37OS300MR .........................................78
37OS300ON .........................................78
39651001..............................................22
39651005..............................................22
39651020..............................................22
4A.055 ............................................ 35-36
4A.070 ............................................ 35-36
4A.090 ............................................ 35-36
4A.110 ............................................ 35-36
4A.125 ............................................ 35-36
4A.150 ............................................ 35-36
4A.185 ............................................ 35-36
4A.200 ............................................ 35-36
4A.250 ............................................ 35-36
4A.300 ............................................ 35-36
4A.330 ............................................ 35-36
4A.350 ............................................ 35-36
4A.400 ............................................ 35-36
4A.450 ............................................ 35-36
4A.485560 ...................................... 35-36
4A.500 ............................................ 35-36
50.600600.............................................47
501000............................................ 52-53
501001..................................................53
Index – Catalogue Nos.
501002..................................................53
501003..................................................53
501004............................................53, 60
501005..................................................53
501006..................................................53
501007..................................................53
501008..................................................53
501009..................................................53
501010..................................................53
501011..................................................53
501012..................................................53
501013............................................53, 60
501015..................................................53
501016..................................................53
501020............................................ 52-53
501030............................................ 52-53
501050............................................ 52-53
501102..................................................53
501200..................................................59
501201..................................................60
501202..................................................60
501203..................................................60
501204............................................60, 62
501208..................................................60
501210..................................................60
501211..................................................60
50CP020AN ..........................................20
50CP020AS ..........................................20
50CP045AN ..........................................20
50CP045AS ..........................................20
50JP020AN ..........................................20
50JP020AS ...........................................20
50JP050AN ..........................................20
526.600600...........................................47
530100..................................................62
530101..................................................62
530102..................................................62
530103..................................................62
530104..................................................62
530105..................................................62
530106..................................................62
530108............................................60, 62
530109............................................60, 62
530110..................................................62
530111..................................................62
530200..................................................62
530201..................................................62
530202..................................................62
530203..................................................62
530204..................................................62
530206..................................................62
540100..................................................59
540101..................................................60
540102..................................................60
540103..................................................60
540104..................................................60
540106............................................60, 62
540107............................................60, 62
540108............................................60, 62
590.600600...........................................47
5A.055 ............................................ 35-36
5A.070 ............................................ 35-36
5A.090 ............................................ 35-36
5A.110 ............................................ 35-36
5A.125 ............................................ 35-36
5A.150 ............................................ 35-36
5A.185 ............................................ 35-36
5A.200 ............................................ 35-36
5A.250 ............................................ 35-36
5A.300 ............................................ 35-36
5A.330 ............................................ 35-36
5A.350 ............................................ 35-36
5A.400 ............................................ 35-36
5A.450 ............................................ 35-36
5A.485560 ...................................... 35-36
5A.500 ............................................ 35-36
5B.055 ............................................ 35-36
5B.070 ............................................ 35-36
5B.090 ............................................ 35-36
5B.110 ............................................ 35-36
5B.125 ............................................ 35-36
5B.150 ............................................ 35-36
5B.185 ............................................ 35-36
5B.200 ............................................ 35-36
5B.250 ............................................ 35-36
5B.300 ............................................ 35-36
5B.330 ............................................ 35-36
5B.350 ............................................ 35-36
5B.400 ............................................ 35-36
5B.450 ............................................ 35-36
5B.485560 ...................................... 35-36
5B.500 ............................................ 35-36
5C.055 ............................................ 35-36
5C.070 ............................................ 35-36
5C.090 ............................................ 35-36
5C.110 ............................................ 35-36
5C.125 ............................................ 35-36
5C.150 ............................................ 35-36
5C.185 ............................................ 35-36
5C.200 ............................................ 35-36
5C.250 ............................................ 35-36
5C.300 ............................................ 35-36
5C.330 ............................................ 35-36
5C.350 ............................................ 35-36
5C.400 ............................................ 35-36
5C.450 ............................................ 35-36
5C.485560 ...................................... 35-36
5C.500 ............................................ 35-36
6.055...............................................35, 37
6.070...............................................35, 37
6.090...............................................35, 37
6.110...............................................35, 37
6.125...............................................35, 37
6.150...............................................35, 37
6.185...............................................35, 37
6.200...............................................35, 37
6.250...............................................35, 37
6.300...............................................35, 37
6.330...............................................35, 37
6.350...............................................35, 37
6.400...............................................35, 37
6.450...............................................35, 37
6.485560.........................................35, 37
6.500...............................................35, 37
613005..................................................57
7.055...............................................35, 37
7.070...............................................35, 37
7.090...............................................35, 37
7.110...............................................35, 37
7.125...............................................35, 37
7.150...............................................35, 37
7.185...............................................35, 37
7.200...............................................35, 37
7.250...............................................35, 37
7.300...............................................35, 37
7.330...............................................35, 37
7.350...............................................35, 37
7.400...............................................35, 37
7.450...............................................35, 37
7.485560.........................................35, 37
7.500...............................................35, 37
8100020................................................55
8100050................................................55
84.199............................................. 43-44
84.209X .......................................... 43-44
84.226............................................. 43-44
84.228............................................. 43-44
84.229X .......................................... 43-44
84.250............................................. 43-44
84.256............................................. 43-44
84.258............................................. 43-44
84.259............................................. 43-44
84.259X .......................................... 43-44
84.280............................................. 43-44
84.280X .......................................... 43-44
84.300............................................. 43-44
84.300X .......................................... 43-44
84.308............................................. 43-44
84.330............................................. 43-44
84.332X .......................................... 43-44
84.338............................................. 43-44
84.339............................................. 43-44
84.352X .......................................... 43-44
84.405X .......................................... 43-44
84.432............................................. 43-44
84.455X .......................................... 43-44
84.535X .......................................... 43-44
84.600X .......................................... 43-44
84.751X .......................................... 43-44
86R.199 .......................................... 43-44
86R.209X ........................................ 43-44
86R.229X ........................................ 43-44
86R.250 .......................................... 43-44
86R.259 .......................................... 43-44
86R.259X ........................................ 43-44
86R.280X ........................................ 43-44
86R.300 .......................................... 43-44
86R.300X ........................................ 43-44
86R.308 .......................................... 43-44
86R.332X ........................................ 43-44
86R.352X ........................................ 43-44
86R.405X ........................................ 43-44
86R.432 .......................................... 43-44
86R.455X ........................................ 43-44
86R.535X ........................................ 43-44
86R.600X ........................................ 43-44
86R.751X ........................................ 43-44
88R.199 ..........................................43, 45
88R.209X ........................................43, 45
88R.229X ........................................43, 45
88R.250 ..........................................43, 45
88R.259X ........................................43, 45
88R.280X ........................................43, 45
88R.300X ........................................43, 45
88R.308 ..........................................43, 45
88R.300 ..........................................43, 45
88R.332X ........................................43, 45
88R.352X ........................................43, 45
88R.405X ........................................43, 45
88R.455X ........................................43, 45
88R.535X ........................................43, 45
89
Index – Catalogue Nos.
88R.600X ........................................43, 45
88R.751X ........................................43, 45
88RH.259X .....................................43, 45
89.259X ..........................................43, 45
89S.259X ........................................43, 45
A010A013A.............................................7
A010A025A.............................................7
A010A047A.............................................7
A010A050A.............................................7
A010A090C ............................................7
A010A142C ............................................7
A010A293C ............................................7
A020A013A.............................................7
A020A025A.............................................7
A020A047A.............................................7
A020A050A.............................................7
A020A090C ............................................7
A020A142C ............................................7
A020A293C ............................................7
A020B025A ............................................7
A020B047A ............................................7
A020G047A ..........................................15
A020H047A ..........................................15
A020J047A .............................................7
A020K047A ............................................7
A030A013A.............................................7
A030A025A.............................................7
A030A047A.............................................7
A030A050A.............................................7
A030A090C ............................................7
A030A142C ............................................7
A030A293C ............................................7
A045A013A.............................................7
A045A025A.............................................7
A045A037A.............................................7
A045A047A.............................................7
A045A050A.............................................7
A045A090C ............................................7
A045A142C ............................................7
A045A293C ............................................7
A045B013A ............................................7
A045B025A ............................................7
A045B037A ............................................7
A045B047A ............................................7
A045B050A ............................................7
A045G047A ..........................................15
A045G050A ..........................................15
A045H047A ..........................................15
A045H050A ..........................................15
A045H082A ..........................................15
A045H085A ..........................................15
A045J047A .............................................7
A045K047A ............................................7
A045Q047A ..........................................15
A045R047A ..........................................15
A045R050A ..........................................15
A045W047A..........................................15
A045W050A..........................................15
A065A013A.............................................7
A065A025A.............................................7
A065A047A.............................................7
A065A050A.............................................7
A065A090C ............................................7
A065A142C ............................................7
A065A293C ............................................7
A065B013A ............................................7
A065B025A ............................................7
90
A065B047A ............................................7
A065B050A ............................................7
A065G047A ..........................................15
A065H047A ..........................................15
A065H050A ..........................................15
A080A013A.............................................7
A080A025A.............................................7
A080A037A.............................................7
A080A047A.............................................7
A080A050A.............................................7
A080A090C ............................................7
A080A142C ............................................7
A080A293C ............................................7
A080B013A ............................................7
A080B025A ............................................7
A080B037A ............................................7
A080B047A ............................................7
A080B050A ............................................7
A080G047A ..........................................15
A080G050A ..........................................15
A080H047A ..........................................15
A080H050A ..........................................15
A080Q047A ..........................................15
A080R047A ..........................................15
A100A013A.............................................7
A100A025A.............................................7
A100A047A.............................................7
A100A050A.............................................7
A100A090C ............................................7
A100A142C ............................................7
A100A293C ............................................7
A100H047A ..........................................15
A100H050A ..........................................15
A300A013A.............................................7
A300A025A.............................................7
A300A047A.............................................7
A300A050A.............................................7
A300A090C ............................................7
A300A142C ............................................7
A300A293C ............................................7
A300G050A ..........................................15
A500A013A.............................................7
A500A025A.............................................7
A500A047A.............................................7
A500A050A.............................................7
A500A090C ............................................7
A500A142C ............................................7
A500A293C ............................................7
C020A013A ............................................8
C020A025A ............................................8
C020A037A ............................................8
C020A047A ............................................8
C020A082C ............................................8
C020A090C ............................................8
C020A142C ............................................8
C020A293C ............................................8
C020G047A ..........................................15
C045A013A ............................................8
C045A025A ............................................8
C045A037A ............................................8
C045A047A ............................................8
C045A082C ............................................8
C045A090C ............................................8
C045A142C ............................................8
C045A293C ............................................8
C045G047A ..........................................15
C045G082A ..........................................15
C045G085A ..........................................15
C080A013A ............................................8
C080A025A ............................................8
C080A037A ............................................8
C080A047A ............................................8
C080A082C ............................................8
C080A090C ............................................8
C080A142C ............................................8
C080A293C ............................................8
C300A013A ............................................8
C300A025A ............................................8
C300A037A ............................................8
C300A047A ............................................8
C300A082C ............................................8
C300A090C ............................................8
C300A142C ............................................8
C300A293C ............................................8
DP070.021 ................................24, 27, 29
DP070.024 ................................24, 27, 29
DP070.026 ................................24, 27, 29
DP070.035 ................................24, 27, 29
DP070.037 ................................24, 27, 29
DP070.045 ................................24, 27, 29
DP070.047 ................................24, 27, 29
DP070.055 ................................24, 27, 29
DP070.070 ................................24, 27, 29
DP070.090 ................................24, 27, 29
DP070.110 ................................24, 27, 29
DP070.125 ................................24, 27, 29
DP070.150 ................................24, 27, 29
DP070.200 ................................24, 27, 29
DP070.250 ................................24, 27, 29
DP070.300 ................................24, 27, 29
DP070.810 ................................24, 27, 29
GA055.020 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA055.021 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA055.024 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA055.025 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA055.026 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA055.037 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA055.045 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA055.047 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA055.055 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA055.070 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA055.090 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA055.110 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA055.125 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA055.150 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA055.200 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA055.250 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA055.300 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA055.810 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA100.021 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA100.024 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA100-025 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA100.026 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA100.037 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA100.045 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA100.047 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA100.055 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA100.070 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA100.090 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA100.110 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA100.125 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA100.150 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA100.200 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA100.250 ............................... 24-25, 29
Index – Catalogue Nos.
GA100.300 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA100.810 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA200.021 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA200.024 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA200.025 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA200.026 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA200.037 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA200.045 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA200.047 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA200.055 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA200.070 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA200.090 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA200.110 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA200.125 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA200.150 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA200.200 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA200.250 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA200.300 ............................... 24-25, 29
GA200.810 ............................... 24-25, 29
GB100R.021 ............................. 24-25, 29
GB100R.024 ............................. 24-25, 29
GB100R.025 ............................. 24-25, 29
GB100R.026 ............................. 24-25, 29
GB100R.037 ............................. 24-25, 29
GB100R.045 ............................. 24-25, 29
GB100R.047 ............................. 24-25, 29
GB100R.055 ............................. 24-25, 29
GB100R.070 ............................. 24-25, 29
GB100R.090 ............................. 24-25, 29
GB100R.110 ............................. 24-25, 29
GB100R.125 ............................. 24-25, 29
GB100R.150 ............................. 24-25, 29
GB100R.200 ............................. 24-25, 29
GB100R.250 ............................. 24-25, 29
GB100R.300 ............................. 24-25, 29
GB100R.810 ............................. 24-25, 29
GB140.020 ...............................24, 26, 29
GB140.021 ...............................24, 26, 29
GB140.024 ...............................24, 26, 29
GB140.025 ...............................24, 26, 29
GB140.026 ...............................24, 26, 29
GB140.037 ...............................24, 26, 29
GB140.045 ...............................24, 26, 29
GB140.047 ...............................24, 26, 29
GB140.055 ...............................24, 26, 29
GB140.070 ...............................24, 26, 29
GB140.090 ...............................24, 26, 29
GB140.110 ...............................24, 26, 29
GB140.125 ...............................24, 26, 29
GB140.150 ...............................24, 26, 29
GB140.200 ...............................24, 26, 29
GB140.250 ...............................24, 26, 29
GB140.300 ...............................24, 26, 29
GB140.810 ...............................24, 26, 29
GC050.021 ...............................24, 26, 29
GC050.024 ...............................24, 26, 29
GC050.025 ...............................24, 26, 29
GC050.037 ...............................24, 26, 29
GC050.045 ...............................24, 26, 29
GC050.047 ...............................24, 26, 29
GC050.055 ...............................24, 26, 29
GC050.070 ...............................24, 26, 29
GC050.090 ...............................24, 26, 29
GC050.110 ...............................24, 26, 29
GC050.125 ...............................24, 26, 29
GC050.150 ...............................24, 26, 29
GC050.200 ...............................24, 26, 29
GC050.250 ...............................24, 26, 29
GC050.300 ...............................24, 26, 29
GC050.810 ...............................24, 26, 29
GC050. 055 ..............................24, 26, 29
GC090.021 ...............................24, 26, 29
GC090.024 ...............................24, 26, 29
GC090.025 ...............................24, 26, 29
GC090.037 ...............................24, 26, 29
GC090.045 ...............................24, 26, 29
GC090.047 ...............................24, 26, 29
GC090.055 ...............................24, 26, 29
GC090.070 ...............................24, 26, 29
GC090.090 ...............................24, 26, 29
GC090.110 ...............................24, 26, 29
GC090.125 ...............................24, 26, 29
GC090.150 ...............................24, 26, 29
GC090.200 ...............................24, 26, 29
GC090.250 ...............................24, 26, 29
GC090.300 ...............................24, 26, 29
GC090.810 ...............................24, 26, 29
GD120.020 ...............................24, 26, 29
GD120.021 ...............................24, 26, 29
GD120.024 ...............................24, 26, 29
GD120.025 ...............................24, 26, 29
GD120.026 ...............................24, 26, 29
GD120.037 ...............................24, 26, 29
GD120.045 ...............................24, 26, 29
GD120.047 ...............................24, 26, 29
GD120.055 ...............................24, 26, 29
GD120.070 ...............................24, 26, 29
GD120.090 ...............................24, 26, 29
GD120.110 ...............................24, 26, 29
GD120.125 ...............................24, 26, 29
GD120.150 ...............................24, 26, 29
GD120.200 ...............................24, 26, 29
GD120.250 ...............................24, 26, 29
GD120.300 ...............................24, 26, 29
GD120.810 ...............................24, 26, 29
GF075.020 ................................24, 27, 29
GF075.021 ................................24, 27, 29
GF075.024 ................................24, 27, 29
GF075.025 ................................24, 27, 29
GF075.026 ................................24, 27, 29
GF075.037 ................................24, 27, 29
GF075.045 ................................24, 27, 29
GF075.047 ................................24, 27, 29
GF075.055 ................................24, 27, 29
GF075.070 ................................24, 27, 29
GF075.090 ................................24, 27, 29
GF075.110 ................................24, 27, 29
GF075.125 ................................24, 27, 29
GF075.150 ................................24, 27, 29
GF075.200 ................................24, 27, 29
GF075.250 ................................24, 27, 29
GF075.300 ................................24, 27, 29
GF075.810 ................................24, 27, 29
GS025.021 ...............................24, 27, 29
GS025.024 ...............................24, 27, 29
GS025.025 ...............................24, 27, 29
GS025.026 ...............................24, 27, 29
GS025.037 ...............................24, 27, 29
GS025.045 ...............................24, 27, 29
GS025.047 ...............................24, 27, 29
GS025.055 ...............................24, 27, 29
GS025.070 ...............................24, 27, 29
GS025.090 ...............................24, 27, 29
GS025.110 ...............................24, 27, 29
GS025.125 ...............................24, 27, 29
GS025.150 ...............................24, 27, 29
GS025.200 ...............................24, 27, 29
GS025.250 ...............................24, 27, 29
GS025.300 ...............................24, 27, 29
GS025.810 ...............................24, 27, 29
H010A013A ..........................................10
H010A025A ..........................................10
H010A047A ..........................................10
H010A090C ..........................................10
H010A142C ..........................................10
H010A293D ..........................................10
H020A013A ..........................................10
H020A025A ..........................................10
H020A047A ..........................................10
H020A090C ..........................................10
H020A142C ..........................................10
H020A293D ..........................................10
H050A013A ..........................................10
H050A025A ..........................................10
H050A047A ..........................................10
H050A090C ..........................................10
H050A142C ..........................................10
H050A293D ..........................................10
H100A013A ..........................................10
H100A025A ..........................................10
H100A047A ..........................................10
H100A090C ..........................................10
H100A142C ..........................................10
H100A293D ..........................................10
J020A013A ...........................................11
J020A025A ...........................................11
J020A037A ...........................................11
J020A047A ...........................................11
J020A050A ...........................................11
J020A090C ...........................................11
J020A142C ...........................................11
J020A293D ...........................................11
J050A013A ...........................................11
J050A025A ...........................................11
J050A037A ...........................................11
J050A047A ...........................................11
J050A050A ...........................................11
J050A090C ...........................................11
J050A142C ...........................................11
J050A293D ...........................................11
J100A013A ...........................................11
J100A025A ...........................................11
J100A037A ...........................................11
J100A047A ...........................................11
J100A050A ...........................................11
J100A090C ...........................................11
J100A142C ...........................................11
J100A293D ...........................................11
K010A013A ..........................................13
K010A025A ..........................................13
K010A047A ..........................................13
K020A013A ..........................................13
K020A025A ..........................................13
K020A047A ..........................................13
K020N025A ..........................................13
K020N047A ..........................................13
K040A013A ..........................................13
K040A025A ..........................................13
K040A047A ..........................................13
K040N025A ..........................................13
K040N047A ..........................................13
91
Index – Catalogue Nos.
K080A013A ..........................................13
K080A025A ..........................................13
K080A047A ..........................................13
K800A013A ..........................................13
K800A025A ..........................................13
K800A047A ..........................................13
PF020.055 ...................................... 41-42
PF020.070 ...................................... 41-42
PF020.090 ...................................... 41-42
PF020.110 ...................................... 41-42
PF020.125 ...................................... 41-42
PF020.150 ...................................... 41-42
PF020.300300 ................................ 41-42
PF040.055 ...................................... 41-42
PF040.070 ...................................... 41-42
PF040.090 ...................................... 41-42
PF040.110 ...................................... 41-42
PF040.125 ...................................... 41-42
PF040.150 ...................................... 41-42
PF040.300300 ................................ 41-42
PF050.055 ...................................... 41-42
PF050.070 ...................................... 41-42
PF050.090 ...................................... 41-42
PF050.110 ...................................... 41-42
PF050.125 ...................................... 41-42
PF050.150 ...................................... 41-42
PF050.300300 ................................ 41-42
PF060.055 ...................................... 41-42
PF060.070 ...................................... 41-42
PF060.090 ...................................... 41-42
PF060.110 ...................................... 41-42
PF060.125 ...................................... 41-42
PF060.150 ...................................... 41-42
PF060.300300 ................................ 41-42
PF100.055 ...................................... 41-42
PF100.070 ...................................... 41-42
PF100.090 ...................................... 41-42
PF100.110 ...................................... 41-42
PF100.125 ...................................... 41-42
PF100.150 ...................................... 41-42
PF100.300300 ................................ 41-42
PG60.021 .............................................30
PG60.024 .............................................30
PG60.025 .............................................30
PG60.026 .............................................30
PG60.037 .............................................30
PG60.045 .............................................30
PG60.047 .............................................30
PG60.055 .............................................30
PG60.070 .............................................30
PG60.090 .............................................30
PG60.110 .............................................30
PG60.125 .............................................30
PG60.150 .............................................30
PG60.810 .............................................30
QR100.021 ..................................... 28-29
QR100.024 ..................................... 28-29
QR100.025 ..................................... 28-29
QR100.026 ..................................... 28-29
QR100.037 ..................................... 28-29
QR100.045 ..................................... 28-29
QR100.047 ..................................... 28-29
QR100.055 ..................................... 28-29
QR100.070 ..................................... 28-29
QR100.090 ..................................... 28-29
QR100.110 ..................................... 28-29
QR100.125 ..................................... 28-29
92
QR100.150 ..................................... 28-29
QR100.810 ..................................... 28-29
QR200.021 ..................................... 28-29
QR200.024 ..................................... 28-29
QR200.025 ..................................... 28-29
QR200.026 ..................................... 28-29
QR200.037 ..................................... 28-29
QR200.045 ..................................... 28-29
QR200.047 ..................................... 28-29
QR200.055 ..................................... 28-29
QR200.070 ..................................... 28-29
QR200.090 ..................................... 28-29
QR200.110 ..................................... 28-29
QR200.125 ..................................... 28-29
QR200.150 ..................................... 28-29
S020A082C ..........................................46
S020A085C ..........................................46
S020A137C ..........................................46
S020A154D ..........................................46
S020A204D ..........................................46
S020A304C ..........................................46
S020A330R ..........................................46
S045A082C ..........................................46
S045A085C ..........................................46
S045A137C ..........................................46
S045A154D ..........................................46
S045A204D ..........................................46
S045A304C ..........................................46
S045A330R ..........................................46
T010A013A ...........................................12
T010A025A ...........................................12
T010A047A ...........................................12
T010A090C...........................................12
T010A142C...........................................12
T010A293D...........................................12
T020A013A ...........................................12
T020A025A ...........................................12
T020A047A ...........................................12
T020A090C...........................................12
T020A142C...........................................12
T020A293D...........................................12
T050A013A ...........................................12
T050A025A ...........................................12
T050A047A ...........................................12
T050A090C...........................................12
T050A142C...........................................12
T050A293D...........................................12
T080A013A ...........................................12
T080A025A ...........................................12
T080A047A ...........................................12
T080A090C...........................................12
T080A142C...........................................12
T080A293D...........................................12
T100A013A ...........................................12
T100A025A ...........................................12
T100A047A ...........................................12
T100A090C...........................................12
T100A142C...........................................12
T100A293D...........................................12
T300A013A ...........................................12
T300A025A ...........................................12
T300A047A ...........................................12
T300A090C...........................................12
T300A142C...........................................12
T300A293D...........................................12
Y008A035A.............................................9
Y008A047A.............................................9
Y008A076A.............................................9
Y008A090A.............................................9
Y008A124A.............................................9
Y008A142A.............................................9
Y008A257A.............................................9
Y008A293A.............................................9
Y020A035A.............................................9
Y020A047A.............................................9
Y020A076A.............................................9
Y020A090A.............................................9
Y020A124A.............................................9
Y020A142A.............................................9
Y020A257A.............................................9
Y020A293A.............................................9
Y100A035A.............................................9
Y100A047A.............................................9
Y100A076A.............................................9
Y100A090A.............................................9
Y100A124A.............................................9
Y100A142A.............................................9
Y100A257A.............................................9
Y100A293A.............................................9
Notes
Notes
Notes
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