Sartorius, 16249, Stainless Steel Pressure Filter Holder

Sartorius offers a broad range of application-based solutions that fits laboratory needs as well as analytical testing outside the laboratory. To ensure best results different housings guarantee a burdenless workflow using various chemicals and solutions. Combined with the extraordinary quality of our membranes we make sure to simplify the progress of filtration steps in a convenient, easy-to-use manner that is highly individualized. Aside of that, large scale sustainability issues occurring due to the massive amount of single-use products are being tackled as the filter holders are made to be easily rinsed and autoclaved and, therefore, excellently suited in repetitive analyses.

A practical filter holder for many laboratory filtrations. It can be attached to a tripod with the help of a steel rod which can be screwed in. The larger pressure holder comes with three additional legs made of stainless steel. The hose nipple is screwed into the side of the top part, leaving room for a large filling opening. This makes pouring in the sample easier, and the sample can be refilled without removing the tube connection to the pressure source.

Specifications
Applications:
Application: Clarification
Application Area: Sterile filtration; Analytical sample preparation; Particle analysis

Compliance Information:
Electrical / Battery item: No

Connections (Physical):
Connector(s): M12x1 female thread
Threads for Connectors: Inlet and outlet: M12+1 female thread

Dimensions:
Filter Diameter: ⌀ 47 mm
Filtration Area: 13 cm²
Suitable Membrane Filter Diameter: 47 mm

Materials of Construction:
Materials of Construction: Stainless steel

Operating Conditions:
Maximum Operating Pressure: 10 bar | 1,000 kPa | 145 psi

Physicochemical Information:
Chemical Compatibility: As for stainless steel, PTFE and silicone.

Product Information:
Filter Holder Type: Pressure Filter Holders
Pack Size: 1
Packaging: Box, folding

Usage Protocols:
Sterilization Procedures: By autoclaving (max. 134 °C); Dry heat (max. 180 °C)