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Soxhlet Extraction Thimble, Grade CFV, Glass Fiber (100% Borosilicate), 25 x 100 mm, 25 pcs/pack
Article no.: CFV25100
The filtration and determination of dusts and aerosols from gas and air flows can best be performed with glass fiber thimbles. They offer a high degree of air permeability and a good stability at temperatures of up to 500°C. Modern, automatic extractors with high sample throughput and fast process flow can also be equipped with the Hahnemühle thimbles to ensure an excellent reproducibility of analysis results.
The ever increasing demands on analysis sensitivity are met by the thimbles that exhibit a minimal content of extractable substances. Only specially selected crude fibers that have been tested for extractable substances are used in production. Stringent criteria for approval by quality control guarantee constant values as far as dimensions, wall thickness and air permeability are concerned.
*Thimble sizes should be selected carefully to fit extractors correctly.
Standard Features
Made from 100% pure borosilicate fibers without binder
High degree of air permeability and high loading capacity
Retention rate of small particles (0.3 - 0.5 μm): > 99% acc. to BS 4400
Good stability at high temperatures up to 500°C
For use in hot, humid and acidic gases
Applications
+ Extraction with solvents that are incompatible with cellulose fibers
+ Collection of dust particles or aerosols from air and gas flows
+ Monitoring of gas emissions in industrial furn
+ Gravimetric determination of dust in hot gases
+ Extraction as required by special biochemical analyses
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Hahnemühle
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