NY1H00010
Nylon Membrane Filter, 100.0 μm Pore Size
Millipore, 30 cm x 3 m, hydrophilic
Synonym(s):
Nylon Net Filter
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UNSPSC Code:
40161507
eCl@ss:
32031602
NACRES:
NB.24
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material
Nylon membrane
plain filter
white filter
sterility
non-sterile
feature
hydrophilic
manufacturer/tradename
Millipore
parameter
100 °C max. temp. (curling may be seen at temperatures above 75°C)
filter L × W
30 cm × 3 m
thickness
80 μm
pore size
100.0 μm pore size
44 % porosity
shipped in
ambient
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General description
Filter Code: NY1H
Filter Type: Net filter
Nylon filters are compatible with a broad range of solvents. Two types are available: 1) Nylon Membrane Filters with pore sizes ranging from 0.20 to 1.2 µm, and 2) Woven Net Filters with mesh openings ranging from 5 to 180 µm.
Our 5 µm Nylon Woven Net Filter (NY054700) is commonly used in the automotive industry for cleanliness analysis.
Features & Benefits:
•Wide range of pore sizes available
•Resistant to aggressive solvents
Applications:
Particle Removal and Clarification; Solvent Filtration; Particle Analysis; Paint Monitoring; Automotive Cleanliness Analysis
Our 5 µm Nylon Woven Net Filter (NY054700) is commonly used in the automotive industry for cleanliness analysis.
Features & Benefits:
•Wide range of pore sizes available
•Resistant to aggressive solvents
Applications:
Particle Removal and Clarification; Solvent Filtration; Particle Analysis; Paint Monitoring; Automotive Cleanliness Analysis
Features and Benefits
- Nylon filters display resistance to aggressive solvents.
- Compatible with a broad range of solvents.
- Applicable for use in solvent filtration, particle analysis, and clarification.
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