Description
Nylon mesh filter with a pore size of 180 µm and a membrane diameter of 47 mm provides a defined mesh medium for laboratory filtration and separation. The open nylon structure is intended for particle retention, sample clarification, and coarse prefiltration ahead of finer membranes or instrumentation. Packs contain 100 pieces, supporting regular use of the widely employed 47 mm disc format in research and quality-control filtration setups. Nylon mesh is practical where robust handling during placement, washing, and transfer matters on the bench. At a pack weight of 0,120 kg, the unit remains convenient for stock control and shared laboratory storage. These filters from manufacturer MERCK MILLIPORE fit workflows that require a consistent 180 µm mesh rating together with a standard 47 mm diameter. That pore size suits removal of larger particulates, protection of downstream stages, and preparatory work on suspensions before analytical or preparative steps. Application areas cover general filtration and separation, water-related laboratory procedures, and broader membrane-filter use within labware practice. Keeping diameter and pore specification constant helps operators maintain comparable handling across replicate filtrations.
This article is part of Membrane filters, in Filtration.
Key features
- Pack size: 100 pc(s)
- Material: Nylon
- Pore size: 180 µm
- Membrane diameter: 47 mm
- Weight: 0,120 kg
- Product type: Mesh filter
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Nylon mesh filter, pore size 180 µm, membrane Ø 47 mm, 100 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes MERCK MILLIPORE for laboratory use. It sits in Membrane filters, inside Filtration, in Lab consumables.
A membrane filter is the disc itself, without a syringe housing. Pore size, polymer and diameter are the specification, and the disc has to sit in a holder. Gridded membranes are for counting colonies. A membrane and a filter paper of the same diameter are not interchangeable.
Filtration holds back what is larger than the pores and lets the rest through. Paper is the ordinary laboratory filter. A membrane has a stated pore size and a polymer that must survive the solvent. A syringe filter is that membrane in a housing on a syringe. Glass fibre takes a higher dirt load. Ultrafiltration holds back macromolecules and passes salts. The pore size, the chemical compatibility and the volume are the three choices. Laboratory apparatus around filtration is indexed under ISO laboratory apparatus.
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Shelves beside this one are Filter paper, Sintered glass filter plates & discs, Syringe filters, Filter cartridges & capsules, Glass & quartz fibre filters, Bottle-top & vacuum filtration units, Ultrafiltration & concentrators, Filtration accessories, Extraction thimbles and Dialysis tubing & devices.
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