The DWK Duran Filter Funnel 4000ml Capacity, 175mm Diameter, Porosity 3, is designed for efficient filtration in laboratory settings that require large-volume filtration. Made from high-quality Duran glass, this filter funnel ensures excellent chemical resistance and durability. The 4000ml capacity and 175mm diameter make it ideal for handling large sample volumes, while the Porosity 3 rating is perfect for moderate filtration applications where controlled flow rates are needed.
Key Features:
Brand: DWK Duran
Material: Duran glass for superior chemical resistance and long-lasting performance
Capacity: 4000ml for large-volume filtration
Diameter: 175mm for efficient filtration of large samples
Porosity: Porosity grade 3 for moderate filtration and flow rate control
Application: Ideal for laboratory filtration, large-volume sample processing, and analytical research
The DWK Duran Filter Funnel 4000ml Capacity, 175mm Diameter, Porosity 3, is the perfect tool for large-scale filtration tasks, offering durability and efficiency in laboratory environments.
It is designed for efficient filtration in laboratory settings that require large-volume filtration. Made from high-quality Duran glass, this filter funnel ensures excellent chemical resistance and durability. The 4000ml capacity and 175mm diameter make it ideal for handling large sample volumes, while the Porosity 3 rating is perfect for moderate filtration applications where controlled flow rates are needed.
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