GE Analytical Funnel Autoclavable Filter Holders

Product Information

Durable - break resistant, no extra parts to break or wear out Uses a 47 mm depth filter disc One-handed operation Only two parts No clamps, wheel locks, or magnets to wear out Solid, stable and easy to use

Applications

• Filtering liquids for sterility
• Particle removal
• General filtration

Products

Part # Model # Description Pore Size Filter Size Qty. Price 1213883 PFB0004701 GE Analytical Funnel, Autoclavable Filter Holder, Base Only N/A 47 mm 1 $75 1213865 PFC0004701 GE Analytical Funnel, Autoclavable Filter Holder, Complete Unit N/A 47 mm 1 $145 1214124 PFC0004703 GE Analytical Funnel, Autoclavable Filter Holder, Complete Unit N/A 47 mm 3 $303 1213882 PFF0004701 GE Analytical Funnel, Autoclavable Filter Holder, Funnel Only N/A 47 mm 1 $75

Product Description

The GE analytical funnel autoclavable filter holder combines a number of key features and benefits, making it a tremendous value. To begin with, the funnel has only two pieces. There are no clamps or locking devices to manipulate. A unique gravity sealing design allows for one-handed operation with no danger of filter by-pass or sample leakage when using depth filters. And it is stable and very solid with no costly replacement parts. It all adds up to the easiest and most cost-efficient analytical funnel available. GE analytical funnels are available in polysulfone for aqueous samples. The polysulfone unit is autoclavable and chemically resistant for cell culture and microbiological applications. There are graduations up to 350 mL with 50 mL intervals. The No. 8 stopper mounts in a standard 1-liter filtering flask for individual tests or in three- and six-place stainless steel manifolds for multiple tests to run concurrently.

The GE analytical funnel competes directly with, and favorably to, glassware, stainless steel and magnetic funnel offerings. Glassware requires two hands to operate and the manipulation of a clamp to seal the membrane. Plus glassware is costly to replace when it breaks. Stainless steel funnels cost five times more than GE analytical funnels. They require two hands to align and seal the membrane in place and replacement parts are extremely expensive. Magnetic funnels are more costly than GE analytical funnels.

For Additional Information

Please call GE Osmonics' Labstore Support at (800) 444-8212, by fax (952) 988-6662 or email us for questions, pricing and availability. For international support and distributor locations, call +1-952-988-6665 or email us. Many of the standard technical questions are already answered in our Frequently Asked Questions.