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Filter materials: Glass and quartz microfiber filter
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Cytiva Europe GmbH
Manufactured from 100% borosilicate glass and are available with or without binder
Combine fast flow rates with high loading capacity
Can withstand temperatures up to 550°C
Delivering efficient and consistent results
The Whatman lab filtration range from Cytiva includes a variety of glass fiber filter materials suitable for use in several applications such as nucleic acid extraction, environmental monitoring, and even used as battery separators. They vary in particle retention size, thickness, weight, porosity and wet burst. Each of these materials is manufactured to the same high standards.
Please refer to the table for an overview of the different properties of glass fiber filter versus cellulose and membrane filters.
We offer a glass fiber and cellulose fiber sample pack for battery development which you can request by using the ‘Request info or quote’ button.
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Glass microfiber filters
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Properties of glass fiber filter vs. cellulose and membrane filters
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Glass microfiber filters are manufactured from 100% borosilicate glass.
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Filter materials: Glass and quartz microfiber filter
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