The DWK Duran Filter Funnel, is designed for high-volume filtration with excellent precision and reliability. With a 4000 ml capacity and a 175 mm diameter, this funnel is ideal for filtering larger volumes of liquid in laboratory settings. Featuring Porosity 1 filtration, it offers fine filtration precision, making it perfect for sensitive applications that require high filtration accuracy. Made from Duran borosilicate glass, the funnel provides outstanding chemical resistance and thermal shock resistance.
Key Features:
Brand: DWK Duran
Material: Duran borosilicate glass for superior chemical and thermal shock resistance
Capacity: 4000 ml for large volume filtration
Diameter: 175 mm for effective filtration of larger volumes
Porosity: Porosity 1 for fine filtration precision
Application: Ideal for fine filtration in chemical, biological, and laboratory procedures
The DWK Duran Filter Funnel is designed to provide precision and durability for high-volume filtration tasks in a laboratory environment. Its Porosity 1 filter makes it ideal for demanding applications that require accurate and efficient filtration.
It is designed for high-volume filtration with excellent precision and reliability. With a 4000 ml capacity and a 175 mm diameter, this funnel is ideal for filtering larger volumes of liquid in laboratory settings. Featuring Porosity 1 filtration, it offers fine filtration precision, making it perfect for sensitive applications that require high filtration accuracy. Made from Duran borosilicate glass, the funnel provides outstanding chemical resistance and thermal shock resistance.
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