Whatman GF/DVA Glass Fiber bound glass fiber filter

Whatman offers a range of glass fiber filters, including bound glass fiber filters, which are commonly used for various laboratory applications such as filtration of aqueous and organic solutions, air monitoring, and gravimetric analysis.

Bound glass fiber filters typically consist of borosilicate glass microfibers that are chemically bonded together to form a stable matrix. This construction enhances the mechanical strength and retention properties of the filter, making it suitable for applications where high efficiency and particle retention are required.

These filters are available in different pore sizes and thicknesses to accommodate various filtration requirements. They are compatible with a wide range of solvents and chemicals, making them versatile for use in different laboratory settings.

The Whatman glass fiber bound glass fiber filters are commonly used for applications such as suspended solids analysis, filtration of particulate matter from air or liquids, and filtration of samples for subsequent analysis or culturing.

Overall, these filters offer reliable performance, high particle retention capacity, and chemical compatibility, making them essential tools for laboratory filtration processes requiring efficient filtration of various samples.