This Hydrophobic Point of Use Particulate Filter is an instrumental necessity for protecting your sensitive equipment. It is designed to filter out unwanted particulates and moisture to protect your sensitive instruments from damage and inaccurate readings. The filter is lightweight and has a package quantity of 1. Buy in higher quantities to receive discounted rates.
The products dimensions are as follows - Length of 2.6 inches, Width of 2.5 inches, Depth of 2.5 inches.
Material of Construction - PTFE
Membrane Material - PTFE
Maximum Pressure (PSIG) - 43
Maximum Temperature (°F) - 140
Micron Size - 1
Diameter - 5mm
Connection - Stepped Barb 5/16” to 1/2”
Non-Sterile
Hydrophobic - Yes
Filtration Area (CM2) - 19.6
Bubble Point (Mpa) - >0.15
Flow Rate (ml/min/[email protected]) - 18.007
Commonly used in these applications:
Portable Gas Detectors: These are handheld devices used by industrial workers, emergency responders, and others to monitor personal exposure to hazardous gases in various environments.
Fixed Gas Detection Systems: Installed in workplaces, factories, and facilities to continuously monitor the air for the presence of hazardous gases and provide alerts if thresholds are exceeded.
Gas Detection Tubes: These are colorimetric tubes used for short-term gas concentration measurement. They are often utilized in industrial hygiene and emergency response scenarios.
Multi-Gas Monitors: Instruments that can detect multiple gases simultaneously, providing a comprehensive view of the environment's gas composition.
Single-Gas Monitors: Devices that focus on detecting a single specific gas, suitable for applications where a particular gas is of concern.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Certain types of PPE, such as respirators and masks, might incorporate filters to ensure that the air being breathed is free of hazardous gases.
Environmental Monitoring Systems: Used to assess air quality and ensure compliance with regulations in indoor and outdoor environments.
Ventilation Control Systems: Used in buildings, factories, and enclosed spaces to regulate ventilation based on gas concentration levels.
Leak Detection Systems: Installed in industrial settings to identify gas leaks and prevent potential hazards.
Laboratory Equipment: In research and analytical labs, gas monitoring filters might be used to ensure controlled environments and safety.
Oil and Gas Industry Equipment: Equipment used in the exploration, extraction, and processing of oil and gas often require gas detection and monitoring to maintain worker safety.
Chemical Processing Equipment: In chemical plants and manufacturing facilities, gas monitoring is crucial to prevent accidents and maintain worker protection.
Mining Safety Equipment: Gas detection is vital in mining to protect miners from harmful gases that may be present underground.
Waste Water Treatment Plants: Gas monitoring helps ensure worker safety in facilities where potentially hazardous gases can be produced.
Emergency Response Equipment: Gas detection equipment is crucial for firefighters and other emergency responders to assess hazardous situations.
HVAC and Air Quality Monitoring: Systems designed to maintain healthy indoor air quality often incorporate gas monitoring to ensure no harmful gases are present.