The DWK Duran Filter Funnel, is designed for efficient filtration in laboratory applications. With a capacity of 1000 ml and a diameter of 120 mm, this funnel is perfect for handling large volumes of liquid. The funnel features a porosity rating of 2, ensuring optimal filtration efficiency for a wide range of substances. Made from high-quality Duran borosilicate glass, it offers excellent chemical resistance and durability for repeated use in the lab.
Key Features:
Brand: DWK Duran
Material: Duran borosilicate glass, resistant to chemicals and thermal shock
Capacity: 1000 ml
Diameter: 120 mm
Porosity: 2, suitable for fine filtration tasks
Application: Ideal for laboratory filtration processes
The DWK Duran Filter Funnel provides excellent performance and durability, making it an essential tool for laboratories in need of high-quality filtration solutions.
It is designed for efficient filtration in laboratory applications. With a capacity of 1000 ml and a diameter of 120 mm, this funnel is perfect for handling large volumes of liquid. The funnel features a porosity rating of 2, ensuring optimal filtration efficiency for a wide range of substances. Made from high-quality Duran borosilicate glass, it offers excellent chemical resistance and durability for repeated use in the lab.
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