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      Glass Microfiber Filters for Laboratory Filtration

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      As a leading supplier of laboratory consumables for many years, Cobetter is committed to providing products with competitive price, accurate test results and short delivery time for our customers.  

      Cobetter uses the best natural materials to ensure consistent high quality, reproducibility and uniformity in every filter paper. Each filter paper is rigorously tested before packaging in terms of weight, thickness, air flow rate and mechanical strength.

      Glass fibre filter paper is widely used in laboratory filtration and separation due to their high filtration accuracy, high flow rates, ultra low pressure drop, high load capacity, low extractables and good chemical compatibility.


      Applications

      Basic Analysis

      Food & Beverage

      Pharmaceutical Research

      Air Monitoring



      Glass Microfiber Filters Binder Free

      The membranes are made from 100% borosilicate glass fiber, the large surface area and deep structure provide excellent impurity retention efficiency and low filtration resistance. Glass fibre filter membranes can adsorb particles down to 0.7um in liquids and <1um in air and gases. It is also resistant to temperature of 500°C.


      Features and Benefits

      - High retention rate of fine particulate matters

      - Good erosion resistance

      - High flow rate

      - Binder free


      Specifications

      Grade

      Nominal Rating
      (μm)

      Air speed
      (s/100min)

      Thickness
      (μm)

      Weight
      (g/m2)

      Water Flow Rate
      (ml/min)

      Applications

      GF/A

      1.6

      4.3

      260

      53

      143

      Water and air pollution monitoring and wastewater filtration

      Food analysis

      Filtration of algae and bacterial cultures

      Protein filtration

      Weak beta emitter radioimmunoassay

      Determination of airborne particles by weight

      GF/B

      1

      12

      675

      143

      81

      Liquid clarification 

      Liquid scintillation

      GF/C

      1.2

      6.7

      260

      53

      105

      Cell collection

      Liquid scintillation

      Binding assays

      GF/D

      2.7

      2.4

      675

      121

      681

      Thick filter media for increased loading capacity

      Membrane prefilter

      GF/F

      0.7

      19

      420

      75

      41

      DNA purification and binding

      Protein purification filtration

      Filtration of difficult to clarify biochemical solutions and liquids

      Waste leachate toxicity testing

      GF/H

      1.5

      3.7

      435

      75

      341

      Cell collection

      Liquid scintillation

      Water and air pollution monitoring and wastewater filtration

      EPM 2000 

      -

      5.6

      450

      85

      -

      High-volume PM-10 sampling equipment

      ? 98% particle retention rate



      Glass Microfiber Filters with Binder

      The glass fiber membrane is made of 100% borosilicate glass fibre. The binder is added to enhance the mechanical strength of the glass fibre membrane and is mainly used to filter coarse particles (e.g. macromolecules, dust).

      In order to avoid chemical reactions with the filtered material, glass fibre membranes with inorganic binders are used for the filtration of organic substances and glass fibre membranes with organic binders are used for the filtration of inorganic substances.



      Features and Benefits

      - High wet mechanical strength

      - High erosion resistant

      High flow rate, high retention

      With binder


      Specifications

      Grade

      Air speed
      (s/100min)

      Thickness
      (μm)

      Weight
      (g/m2)

      Applications

      GF6

      -

      350

      80

      Use as a beer filter in applications including protein removal

      Determination of chlorophyll and phytoplankton residue

      Determination of filterable substances and residue on ignition

      Analysis of aggressive media (e.g., acidic gases)

      Determination of iron content in the presence of iron oxides

      Liquid scintillation measurement

      GF8

      12

      350

      80

      Air pollution filters for PCB*, DDE, DDT, furans, and dioxin retention
      for analysis

      Pollution measurements in industrial, urban, and populated areas

      Workplace dust measurements

      Measurement of dust fraction in technical gases

      Dust-collecting effectiveness testing

      GF9

      27

      350

      70

      Determination of PCB*, DDE, DDT, furans, and dioxins in air

      Pollution measurements in industrial, urban, and populated areas

      Dust measurements in the workplace

      Determination of dust fraction in technical gases

      Testing the effectiveness of dust-collecting

      GF10

      12

      350

      70

      Roll filter membranes in automatic air filtration units

      GF-F34

      27

      355

      75

      Measurement of crop protection agent using gas chromatography
      (GC) or HPLC

      Separation and determination of cold sludge when brewing beer

      Soot separation prior to use of gas analyzers

      Roll filters for automatic air filtration units

      GF-F63

      -

      280

      50

      Suitable for PM1, PM2.5, PM10 and TSP sampling and beta-ray attenuation

      GF-F91

      -

      1350

      220

      Meets the requirements of ISO standard 3308:2000




      Glass Microfiber with Surface Coating Treatment 


      TCLP Testing Filters (Acid-treated with low metal content)

      For a long time we have been using landfills to dispose of solid waste, but the solid waste leachate from landfills is continuously polluting the groundwater and soil. With the accumulation of time, usually 3-5 years the waste leachate will pollute 1-2km of soil and groundwater in the landfill area, this process persists for 10-20 years, the pollution area will gradually expand.

      We need to constantly monitor the spread of contaminants in the area around the solid waste landfill, continually assess the potential risks, recover and dispose of waste leachate in a sound manner. The TCLP approach is commonly used in the assessment of landfill solid waste contamination risks.

      To dispose of hazardous waste in a United States municipal landfill, TCLP limits must fall within standard levels set for maximum contamination levels (MCLs). 

      Cobetter TCLP glass fiber membranes is made from 0.7 micron density, binder free glass fiber paper, which is acid-treated with low metal content to support TCLP testing by providing accurate information about TCLP limits to ensure the best disposal plan .

       


      Specifications

      Nominal Thickness

      420 μm

      Nominal basis weight

      80 g/m2

      Typical Particle Retention in Liquid

      0.7 μm

      Format

      Customized 



      Gas-Absorption Filters (Copper acetate treatment)

      In the detection process of gas sensor, the composition of the detected gas is often complex, and it is easy to create cross interference between different gases. For example, for gas sensor that is indicated to detect carbon monoxide, hydrogen could be also on the gas sensor if hydrogen’s concentration is high in the test environment. Then hydrogen may also react and get a signal that the concentration of carbon monoxide is higher than the actual volume.

      In order to reduce the interference of some non-specific gases in air detection process, Cobetter glass fiber membrane with copper acetate treatment can absorb some interfering gases in the air, such as H2S, HMDS, etc.


      Features and Benefits

      Rapid diffusion speed.

      High adsorption capacity.

      Efficient adsorption for interfering gases.

      Low chemical background, no adsorption on detected gas.

      Provide customization with a variety of specifications and treatment options. 



      Glass Microfiber bonded with PTFE

      Pure borosilicate glass microfibers reinforced with woven glass cloth and bonded with PTFE. Both glass and PTFE display excellent chemical and thermal resistance properties and their combination permits the application in many of the most demanding filtration environments.


      Features and Benefits

      High dimensional stability and high porosity

      - High temperature resistance

      - Great creep and wear resistance 

      - Broad chemical compatibility

      - Good electrical insulation properties

      - Low air resistance

      - Low moisture



      Applications

      - Aerosol sampling tests

      - Diesel exhaust monitoring

      - Stack emission sampling tests

      - Ambient air monitoring for particulate concentration

      - Waste incinerator with high temperature, high viscosity dust flue gas purification

      - Flue gas purification of the iron and steel smelting blast furnace gas

      - Carbon black, coking furnace flue gas purification

      - Chemical industry, metallurgy, cement and other industries

      - Flue gas dry desulfurization of power plant coal fired boiler



      Glass Fiber Filter for Liquid Analysis

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      Glass Microfiber Filters for Air Filtration

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      For technical data sheet or application inquiry, you are more than welcome to contact our sales representative by sales@cobetterfilter.com or leave a message