The DWK Duran Filter Funnel is a high-quality filtration solution designed for laboratory applications. With a 4000ml capacity and a 175mm diameter, this funnel features Porosity 4, making it ideal for large-volume filtration tasks. Constructed from durable Duran borosilicate glass, it offers excellent chemical and thermal resistance.
Key Features:
Brand: DWK Duran
Material: Duran borosilicate glass for superior chemical and thermal resistance
Capacity: 4000ml
Diameter: 175mm
Porosity: Porosity 4 for optimal filtration efficiency
Application: Ideal for large-volume laboratory filtration tasks
The DWK Duran Duran Filter Funnel ensures reliable and efficient filtration, providing a durable solution for demanding laboratory processes.
It is a high-quality filtration solution designed for laboratory applications. With a 4000ml capacity and a 175mm diameter, this funnel features Porosity 4, making it ideal for large-volume filtration tasks. Constructed from durable Duran borosilicate glass, it offers excellent chemical and thermal resistance.
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