Description
Quartz Microfibre Filter Grade T293 is a high-purity laboratory filter medium intended for emission monitoring and other applications that place the highest purity requirements on the filter. Free from glass fibres and binders, these quartz microfibre filters are particularly well suited to emission control at temperatures up to 900 °C. The pack contains 50 pieces, offering a practical quantity for routine laboratory and field sampling work. From manufacturer Sartorius, Grade T293 provides a clean quartz microfibre matrix without glass fibres or binders, supporting use where conventional media would not meet purity or temperature demands. Each pack has a net weight of 0,137 kg. These filters address workflows in stack emission testing, high-temperature particulate collection, and analytical procedures that require thermal resistance together with a binder-free, glass-fibre-free filter medium. Laboratories specifying quartz microfibre media for elevated-temperature emission control can rely on Grade T293 for consistent material composition up to 900 °C. The combination of purity-focused construction and high-temperature suitability makes this grade a clear choice for demanding filtration tasks in environmental and laboratory settings.
This article is part of Glass & quartz fibre filters, in Filtration.
Key features
- Pack size: 50 pc(s)
- Storage temperature: Room Temperature
- Grade: T293
- Material: Quartz microfibre
- Glass fibres: None
- Binders: None
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Quartz microfiber filters T293 is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Sartorius for laboratory use. It sits in Glass & quartz fibre filters, inside Filtration, in Lab consumables.
Glass-fibre and quartz-fibre filters are depth filters with a high dirt load, used for air sampling, for total suspended solids and in front of a membrane. They have no sharp pore-size cutoff the way a membrane does. Binderless grades matter when the filter will be weighed or heated.
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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