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FU4 behrotest filtration unit for hydrolysis is a four-position laboratory filtration assembly intended for hydrolysis workflows. It provides dedicated stations so several hydrolysate samples can be filtered in parallel under comparable handling conditions. Multi-place filtration after acid or enzymatic hydrolysis is common in food chemistry, feed analysis and related analytical methods where liberated analytes must be separated from residual solids before further determination. The four-position layout improves sample throughput compared with single-funnel setups while keeping the unit compact on the bench. Clear station arrangement helps operators track individual samples through the filtration step and reduces cross-contamination risk during routine series work. Supplied from manufacturer Behr in the behrotest line, the FU4 unit addresses laboratories that integrate hydrolysis and filtration into standardised preparation protocols. Packaging volume is 0,012716 m³, indicating a manageable footprint for storage and transport of the complete filtration unit. The design supports methodical sample preparation in quality-control and research environments performing hydrolysis-based assays. Consistent four-place geometry assists method standardisation when multiple replicates or sample batches are processed together after hydrolysis.
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