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Thomas AH2400 Borosilicate Glass Microfiber Filter, 1.5 Micron, Fast Flow, Grade 934-AH, 24mm Diameter (Pack of 100)
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Thomas AH2400 Borosilicate Glass Microfiber Features
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Fine porosity and fast flow rate
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1.5 micrometer particle retention
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47 Seconds filtration speed
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Widely used in cell harvesting applications and RIA scintillation counting
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Binderless borosilicate glass microfiber enables use up to 550 degree C
About Thomas AH2400 Borosilicate Glass Microfiber
Description Depth filtration glass micro fiber. Fine porosity, fast flow rate, with a 1.5 Micrometer size particle retention. This material is the standard for volatile suspended solids content and related measurements (standard methods 2540D and EPA method 160.2). Also widely used in cell harvesting applications and RIA scintillation counting. Binderless borosilicate glass microfiber enables use up to 550 degree C. 64 grams per meter squared basis weight. Depth filtration categorizes filter media that traps particulate within the random matrix of fibers found within the thickness of the media. The efficiency rating of the filter is characteristic of the complex pore structure that develops as the fibers overlap. The fibrous material within the filter is commonly glass micro fiber or polypropylene. In depth filters such as glass micro fiber, the purity of the filter is dictated by the presence of, if any, binder material that acts as a strengthening agent and aids in holding the fibers together. Because of the characteristically high flow rates of depth filters, they are generally used in applications such as single and multi-process removal of sediment and course particulate. Glass micro fiber filters are available without binders, making the inertmatrix an ideal medium to entra-sediment for further analysis and counting. Also, depth filtration media is commonly used as pre-filtration prior to surface filtration substrates such as membranes.
