Specifications Table

Product Name – Whatman AS600/3 Suction Steel Vacuum Manifold with Standard Clamp
Quantity/Pack Size – 500mL (Pack of 1)
Form – Solid (Stainless Steel)
Grade – Lab Grade
Application – Vacuum Filtration

Product Overview

The Whatman AS600/3 Suction Steel Vacuum Manifold is a robust and reliable solution for laboratory vacuum filtration applications. Constructed from high-grade stainless steel, this manifold ensures durability and resistance to corrosion, making it ideal for demanding lab environments. The standard clamp design provides a secure fit for 500mL funnels, ensuring leak-proof operation during filtration processes. Its sturdy build and precision engineering allow for consistent performance, reducing the risk of contamination or sample loss. The manifold’s ergonomic design facilitates easy handling, while its compatibility with standard lab setups ensures seamless integration into existing workflows. Whether used for routine filtration tasks or more specialized applications, this vacuum manifold delivers efficiency and reliability, making it a valuable addition to any laboratory. The material’s resistance to chemical exposure further enhances its versatility, allowing for use with a wide range of solvents and reagents without compromising structural integrity.

FAQs

1. What materials is the Whatman AS600/3 vacuum manifold made from?

It is constructed from high-grade stainless steel, ensuring durability and resistance to corrosion in lab environments.

2. Is this manifold compatible with other funnel sizes besides 500mL?

The standard clamp is designed for 500mL funnels, but adapters may be used for compatibility with other sizes.

3. How do I ensure a leak-proof seal during filtration?

Ensure the clamp is securely fastened and the funnel is properly seated before applying vacuum pressure.

4. Can this manifold be used with aggressive solvents?

Yes, stainless steel construction provides resistance to most laboratory solvents and reagents.

5. What maintenance is required for long-term use?

Regular cleaning with mild detergents and rinsing with distilled water will maintain performance and prevent corrosion.