The United Scientific FHSS47 vacuum filter holder set with stainless steel screen, 47mm, is an essential tool for analyzing particulate matter in hydraulic fluids and oils. This set is capable of utilizing both gravimetric and particulate counting methods, which allows for in-depth analysis and accurate results. It can also be used in exfoliative cytology applications, further expanding the advancement of scientific research.
The complete set includes a borosilicate glass funnel and base, an anodized aluminum spring clamp, a perforated silicone stopper, and a PTFE gasket. The stainless steel support screen is designed to perfectly fit a 47mm filter diameter. The parts of the set are also available separately, allowing for customization and flexibility in usage.
The funnel has a generous capacity of 300ml and is accompanied by a thick-depth prefilter with a 35mm diameter and a membrane prefilter with a 47mm diameter. The outlet fitting is 6mm in diameter, with a 1/4" O.D. tubulated cap sidearm to vacuum. The filtration area is 9.6cm2, ensuring a precise and accurate analysis every time.
The dimensions of this product are height: 22.9cm and diameter: 7.6cm, making it a compact and easy-to-use tool. It can be sterilized through UV sterilization or autoclave methods without the filter in place, ensuring sanitation and a prolonged lifespan for the product.
It is important to note that this product contains warnings of cancer and reproductive harm due to potential exposure to certain materials. Therefore, proper handling and caution are necessary when using this product.
In conclusion, the United Scientific FHSS47 vacuum filter holder set with stainless steel screen, 47mm, is an essential tool for detailed analysis of particulate matter in hydraulic fluids and oils. Boasting durability, flexibility, and precision, it is a reliable investment for any laboratory or research facility.
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