Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Whatman Grade GF10 Glass Microfibre Filter
Quantity/Pack Size – 47MM (Pack of 200), 50MM (Pack of 200), 90MM (Pack of 100), 100MM (Pack of 100), 150MM (Pack of 100), 30MMx20M (Pack of 1), 35MMx30M (Pack of 1), 40MMx42M (Pack of 1), 50MMx100M (Pack of 1), 60MMx42M (Pack of 1), 70MMx40M (Pack of 1), 70MMx50M (Pack of 1), 285x458MM (Pack of 50)
Form – Circular/Roll
Grade – GF10
Application – High-efficiency particle retention, liquid and gas filtration, gravimetric analysis
Product Overview
Whatman Grade GF10 glass microfibre filters are engineered for superior particle retention, making them indispensable in laboratories requiring precise filtration. Constructed from 100% borosilicate glass fibres, these filters exhibit exceptional chemical resistance, thermal stability, and mechanical strength. The GF10 grade is specifically designed for applications demanding high loading capacity and fine particle capture, ensuring accurate results in gravimetric analysis, air monitoring, and liquid clarification. Their uniform structure provides consistent flow rates, reducing clogging and extending filter life. The filters are binder-free, eliminating potential contamination and ensuring purity in sensitive applications. Available in multiple diameters and roll formats, they cater to diverse filtration needs, from small-scale experiments to large-volume processing. The inert nature of glass microfibres ensures compatibility with a wide range of solvents and aggressive chemicals, making them versatile across various lab protocols. Whether used for environmental sampling, pharmaceutical testing, or industrial quality control, Whatman GF10 filters deliver reliable performance, meeting the stringent demands of modern laboratories.
FAQs
1. What is the particle retention capacity of Whatman GF10 filters?
Whatman GF10 filters retain particles down to 1.6 microns, making them suitable for applications requiring fine particle capture.
2. Are these filters compatible with organic solvents?
Yes, GF10 filters are chemically inert and compatible with most organic solvents, acids, and alkalis.
3. Can these filters be used for both liquid and gas filtration?
Absolutely, the GF10 grade is designed for high-efficiency filtration of both liquids and gases in laboratory settings.
4. How should these filters be stored to maintain their performance?
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture to preserve their filtration properties.
5. What alternatives are available if I need a different retention level?
For coarser filtration, consider Whatman GF/F (0.7?m), or for finer retention, explore GF/D (2.7?m) or membrane filters.
