The DWK Duran Membrane Filter 0.2 µm, PTFE GL 14, is designed for precise pressure equalization in laboratory applications. Made from high-quality polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), this membrane filter provides excellent chemical resistance and ensures efficient gas exchange while maintaining a sterile environment. It is ideal for applications requiring controlled pressure balance, such as cell culture, fermentation, and chemical processing.
The DWK Duran PTFE Membrane Filter ensures reliable and efficient pressure equalization for various laboratory applications, enhancing safety and process control.
It is designed for precise pressure equalization in laboratory applications. Made from high-quality polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), this membrane filter provides excellent chemical resistance and ensures efficient gas exchange while maintaining a sterile environment. It is ideal for applications requiring controlled pressure balance, such as cell culture, fermentation, and chemical processing.
Yes. It is designed for pressure equalization in laboratory processes, and offers a filtration of 0.2 µm membrane for effective gas exchange to support this kind of work.
It has a filtration of 0.2 µm membrane for effective gas exchange, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 1129819.
It is made from PTFE for superior chemical resistance and durability. It is compatible with GL 14 screw caps. It also offers screw closure GL 45 with two, three or four ports GL 14 thread, autoclavable and temperature restistant up to max. 140 °C.
For applications where material of PTFE for superior chemical resistance and durability is required, the DWK Duran Membrane Filter 0.2 µm, PTFE GL 14, for Pressure Equalization Set is a strong choice. The Macherey-Nagel PORAFIL Membrane Filters TE, White, Pore Size: 3.00 µm, Diameter: 13 mm, Pack of 50 offers material of Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), making it a suitable alternative when that specification better matches the application.
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