Lab 100L Vacuum Filter with 304 Stainless Steel Buchner Funnel

Introduction

The Vacuum Filter series features a high-quality 304 stainless steel funnel, paired with interchangeable filter materials (such as filter cloth, filter nets, and filter membranes) of varying pore sizes. The material to be filtered is uniformly distributed over the filter layer. The system operates by connecting a glass suction filter bottle to a vacuum pump, creating negative pressure in the lower glass bottle. This negative pressure draws the material through the filter layer, efficiently separating solids from liquids. The filtered material is collected in the suction bottle, with the filtration level depending on the specific filter cloth or membrane used.
The suction filter bottles are designed as spherical glass containers, available in common sizes of 10L, 20L, 30L, 50L, and 100L. Custom sizes can also be provided to meet specific customer requirements.

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Features and Benefits

• #304 stainless steel Buchner funnel, superior acid and alkali corrosion resistance.
• Glass transparent discharge valve, quick and easy recovery of solution.
• The glass suction filter bottle is made of high borosilicate(3.3)grade glass.
• Double sealed, anti-corrosive.
• Universal wheel with brake, easy to move.
• Frame-type main body, the main body is made of aluminum alloy + stainless steel, compact structure, durable and elegant appearance.
• Very easy to assemble and clean, and the operation is simple and clear.
• 10L,20L,30L,50L 100L volume for choose.

Which Kinds of Industry Can Use This 100L Vacuum Filter?

Mainly used in chemistry industrial, pharmaceutical engineering, university experiments, biomedicine, food, scientific research, education and other fields.

Applications

Vacuum filters have diverse applications across various industries and scientific fields due to their ability to efficiently separate solids from liquids. Here are some common applications:

• Chemical Processing: Used for filtering chemical solutions to separate solid precipitates or impurities from liquid components.
• Pharmaceutical Production: Employed in pharmaceutical manufacturing for the filtration of drug formulations, separation of crystals, and purification of pharmaceutical products.
• Environmental Analysis: Applied in environmental laboratories to filter water and air samples, aiding in the detection and analysis of pollutants.
• Biotechnology and Life Sciences: Used in biotech labs for various applications, including cell culture harvesting, protein purification, and separation of biomolecules.
• Mining and Metallurgy: Applied in mining processes to separate solids from liquid slurries, and in metallurgical operations for filtering metal-containing solutions.
• Oil and Gas Industry: Employed in the oil and gas sector for filtering crude oil and other fluids to remove impurities and contaminants.
• Wastewater Treatment: Essential in municipal and industrial wastewater treatment plants to separate solids from liquid effluents before discharge.
• Laboratory Filtration: Commonly used in scientific research laboratories for general filtration purposes, sample preparation, and experimental processes.
• Educational Demonstrations: Commonly employed in educational settings to demonstrate principles of filtration and separation processes.