Glas-Tech II Mini-Capsules

Glas-Tech II Mini-Capsules

Glas-Tech II Mini-Capsules

Product catalog summary
Overview: Glas-Tech II Mini-Capsules are encapsulated filters designed for small volume pre-filtration applications. They feature borosilicate microfiber depth media with high dirt-loading capacity and a natural positive charge for enhanced retention of negatively charged particulates.
Design and Efficiency: The encapsulated design allows for efficient and quick change-outs, reducing the risk of contamination and exposure to hazardous fluids. This design eliminates the need for opening reusable housings, promoting safety and cleanliness.
Benefits:
  • High flow rate and long service life reduce processing time and change-out frequency.
  • Natural positive charge improves particle retention.
  • Thermally bonded construction minimizes extractables for cleaner filtrates.
Applications: Suitable for serum, tissue culture media, wine/beer, ink processing, highly viscous solutions, and cutting oils.
Specifications:
  • Filter Media: Borosilicate Microfibers
  • Media Binder: Acrylic
  • Support Layers: Polyester
  • Structure: Polypropylene
  • Nominal Filter Ratings: 0.25, 0.5, 1, 3, 5 micron
  • Maximum Differential Pressure/Temperature: Forward: 70 psid (4.8 bar) @ 75°F (24°C); Reverse: 30 psid (2.1 bar) @ 75°F (24°C), 15 psid (1.0 bar) @ 140°F (60°C)
  • Maximum Operating Temperature: 160°F (71°C)
  • Autoclavable and sanitizable at 266°F (130°C)
  • Biological Safety: Meets USP Class VI – 121°C biological tests for plastics
Ordering Information: Each Mini-Capsule is identified with a product number, pore size, and lot number for traceability. Various sizes and end fitting combinations are available.
Contact Information: Parker Hannifin Corporation, Process Advanced Filtration Division, Oxnard, California, USA. Phone: +1 805 604 3400, Email: [email protected], Website: www.parker.com
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Encapsulated Filters with Pleated Glass Fiber Media for Small Volume Pre-Filtration Applications Glas-Tech II Mini-Capsules feature a borosilicate microfiber depth media that has an exceptionally high dirt- loading capacity. The natural, positive charge of the glass fiber also aids in the retention of negatively charged particulates such as bacteria, endotoxin, and a variety of colloidal The encapsulated design maximizes efficiency by providing faster, easier change-out without laborious cleaning procedures. Eliminating the need to open reusable housings for cartridge replacement minimizes the chance of introducing contamination into the process and promotes safety by reducing the risk of exposure to potentially hazardous fluids. Glas-Tech Mini-Capsules are available in a variety of sizes and end fitting Parker Hannifin Corporation Process Advanced Filtration Division Contact Information: Benefits • High flow rate/long service life reduces processing time • Long service life minimizes change-out frequency • Natural positive charge enhances particle retention • Thermally bonded construction minimizes extractables for cleaner • Tissue Culture Media • Highly Viscous Solutions • Cutting Oils ENGINEERING YOUR SUCCESS.

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Encapsulated Filters with Pleated Glass Fiber Media for Small Volume Pre-Filtration Applications Filter Media - Borosilicate Microfibers Media Binder - Acrylic Support Layers - Polyester Structure - Polypropylene Nominal Filter Ratings: Maximum Differential Maximum Operating most common cleaning agents or Biological Safety: biological tests for plastics. Ordering Information Each Mini-Capsule is identified with a product numPer, pore size, and lot numPer for traceaPility. TECHNICAL SUPPORT and PRODUCT ORDERING Parker Process Advanced Filtration provides unsurpassed product consistency and cost-efficiency...

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