I. W. Tremont 2020 Laboratory Products Catalog
I. W. Tremont 2020 Laboratory Products Catalog
I.W. TREMONT PRODUCTS TOUCH YOUR LIFE IN A BIG WAY
These staggering numbers are just some of the ways in which I.W. Tremont specialty and technical materials are trusted for some of the most critical processes and procedures.
During the last 12 months I.W. Tremont materials have:
Performed over 28 million cell harvesting procedures helping further the progress in cancer and genetic disease research. LIFE SCIENCES Performed 40 million water quality test procedures helping ensure the purity of the water you drink. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES Performed 48 million food and beverage quality assurance tests helping ensure your nutritional health. FOOD SAFETY Performed 100 million trace detection tests in airports helping to ensure the safety of your air travel. DEFENSE & HOMELAND SECURITY Tested 800 million cubic liters of air in and around nuclear power generation sites for radioactivity helping to ensure the safety of your power generation. RADIOLOGICAL Filtered over 1 billion cubic feet of air in heavy industrial manufacturing factories ensuring the safety of the employees and efficient production of goods. INDUSTRIAL Performed critical filtration in vehicles traveling 125 billion miles in the USA alone helping ensure safe reliable transport of goods. TRANSPORTATION Performed 200 million rapid blood tests helping ensure your health. MEDICAL DIAGNOSTICS
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New Products 2017
Phase separator filter paper –
These cellulose filters create a hydrophobic barrier that can replace a separatory funnel to separate organic solvents from aqueous phase. This grade demonstrates a fast flow rate with similar retention to our Qualitative Grade CFP1 filter paper. Retention: 11µm Thickness: 0.20mm Basis weight: 88.0g/m 2
This paper is treated with immobilized silicone which allows solvent to pass and retains aqueous phase.
Widely used in environmental studies and reduces separation time significantly compared to separatory funnel.
Quadrant fold or cone fold for use in a filter funnel or simply drop the filter disk into a Buchner funnel
May be stacked with finer porosity filter paper or used in series for final filtration
Reduces solvent volume waste in many applications and aids in greater recoveries
A mature product which is written into many standard methods and SOP’s. It is a lab staple.
Catalog number
Description
CFP1234-0700 CFP1234-0900 CFP1234-1100 CFP1234-1250 CFP1234-1500 CFP1234-1850
Phase separating cellulose filter paper, fast flow, 7.0cm dia, 100/pk Phase separating cellulose filter paper, fast flow, 9.0cm dia, 100/pk Phase separating cellulose filter paper, fast flow, 11.0cm dia, 100/pk Phase separating cellulose filter paper, fast flow, 12.5cm dia, 100/pk Phase separating cellulose filter paper, fast flow, 15.0cm dia, 100/pk Phase separating cellulose filter paper, fast flow, 18.5cm dia, 100/pk
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New Products 2017
4mm diameter syringe filters
These Luer-Lok™ syringe filters have the same ultrasonically-welded construction as the other diameter sizes in our line, but are designed for very small fluidic volume (>5ml). The design of the filter housing has been specialized without over molding to increase the high pressure load capacity which is inherent in small surface area throughput devices.
Proportionally longer than normal outlet slip-port for accurate dispensing into small wells and vials.
New 4mm diameter
They small size affords a very small dead volume. This allows smaller sample sizes, less waste and higher recovery rates.
HPLC certified & low extractables. Identical high grade polypropylene housing and membrane chemistries used in our full line of syringe filters.
Membrane
Catalog number IWT-ES-10601 IWT-ES-10602 IWT-ES-10603 IWT-ES-10604 IWT-ES-10605 IWT-ES-10606 IWT-ES-10607 IWT-ES-10608 IWT-ES-10609 IWT-ES-10610 IWT-ES-10611 IWT-ES-10612
Description
Nonsterile syringe filter, 4mm diameter, 0.22micron, Nylon membrane, 200pk Nonsterile syringe filter, 4mm diameter, 0.45micron, Nylon membrane, 200pk Nonsterile syringe filter, 4mm diameter, 0.22micron, PTFE HYDROPHOBIC membrane, 200pk Nonsterile syringe filter, 4mm diameter, 0.45micron, PTFE HYDROPHOBIC membrane, 200pk Nonsterile syringe filter, 4mm diameter, 0.22micron, PTFE HYDROPHILIC membrane, 200pk Nonsterile syringe filter, 4mm diameter, 0.45micron, PTFE HYDROPHILIC membrane, 200pk Nonsterile syringe filter, 4mm diameter, 0.22micron, PVDF membrane, 200PK Nonsterile syringe filter, 4mm diameter, 0.45micron, PVDF membrane, 200PK
Nylon
PTFE
PTFE/L
PVDF
Nonsterile syringe filter, 4mm diameter, 0.22micron, PES membrane, 200PK Nonsterile syringe filter, 4mm diameter, 0.45micron, PES membrane, 200PK Nonsterile syringe filter, 4mm diameter, 0.22micron, CA membrane, 200PK Nonsterile syringe filter, 4mm diameter, 0.45micron, CA membrane, 200PK
PES
CA
Intended for research use only. Not certified for clinical or vital fluid path use. Luer-Lok™ is a registered trademark of B-D Corporation
NEW! 4mm Standard
30mm Hi-Pressure
25mm Tri-layer
25mm Standard
17mm Hi-Pressure
13mm Standard
50mm In-Line
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New Products 2017
Nano-scale glass microfiber filter – Grade A83
Imagine the loading capacity of a binderless glass microfiber filter with the tightly regulated pore size of a microfiltration membrane.
Now it’s possible with Grade A83.
This new grade has a particle retention of 0.5µm. It has >20x loading capacity of an equivalent porosity MCE or CN membrane and >15x the flow rate.
Back pressure is nearly non-existent in comparison to surface membranes.
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Chemically inert, pure binderless borosilicate glass with no sizing additives or other surfactants. Low background noise in LC/GC/MS and very low extractables in presence of aggressive solvents. There are many filter materials which make the claim of “nano-scale” fiber, but Grade A83 is tested by an independent laboratory using the latest in fiber analysis and SEM image quantification.
With >85% of the fiber content between 300nm -100nm, this material is truly one of the highest surface area binderless glass microfiber products on the market today.
Fiber analysis conducted utilizing the latest Phenom SEM fiber Analysis Software.
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The smooth sheath of the glass fiber allows tight consolidation into a highly retentive filter mat. This grade is highly consistent from lot to lot and similarly uniform in thickness and mass to other well-known Tremont grades such as Grade C or E.
High protein affinity and highly washable for separation recovery.
Excellent as a pre-filter for micro-porous membranes such as polymeric structures, track etched polycarbonates and other monolithic membrane materials. Much wider degree of heat tolerance than any other polymeric membrane. Usable temperature to 500 ° C.
Chemically stable in presence of all acids with exception of hydrofluoric acid.
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Shown here, one of the largest diameter fibers in this grade illustrates a smooth sheath and uniform fiber geometry.
Catalog number
Description
A83-2100 A83-2400 A83-2500 A83-3200 A83-3500 A83-3700 A83-4250 A83-4700 A83-5500 A83-7000 A83-9000 A83-1100 A83-1250 A83-1500
Binderless Grade A-83 glass fiber filter media, 0.5micron retention, 2.1cm diameter Binderless Grade A-83 glass fiber filter media, 0.5micron retention, 2.4cm diameter Binderless Grade A-83 glass fiber filter media, 0.5micron retention, 2.5cm diameter Binderless Grade A-83 glass fiber filter media, 0.5micron retention, 3.2cm diameter Binderless Grade A-83 glass fiber filter media, 0.5micron retention, 3.5cm diameter Binderless Grade A-83 glass fiber filter media, 0.5micron retention, 4.25cm diameter Binderless Grade A-83 glass fiber filter media, 0.5micron retention, 4.7cm diameter Binderless Grade A-83 glass fiber filter media, 0.5micron retention, 5.5cm diameter Binderless Grade A-83 glass fiber filter media, 0.5micron retention, 7.0cm diameter Binderless Grade A-83 glass fiber filter media, 0.5micron retention, 9.0cm diameter Binderless Grade A-83 glass fiber filter media, 0.5micron retention, 11.0cm diameter Binderless Grade A-83 glass fiber filter media, 0.5micron retention, 12.5cm diameter Binderless Grade A-83 glass fiber filter media, 0.5micron retention, 15.0cm diameter Binderless Grade A-83 glass fiber filter media, 0.5micron retention, 3.7cm diameter
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Cellulose
FEATURES • Manufactured from high-quality cotton linters • Wide range of retention/flow rates to meet various laboratory applications • Available in Qualitative, Technical Qualitative and Quantitative grades • Available in a convenient and easy to use fluted version with a sharply creased pre-folded pattern which helps reduce preparation time vs. flat filters when used in a filter funnel. Ideal in repetitive or multiple analyses. APPLICATIONS Applications may vary by grades of material. Please see inside guide for details. in gravimetric analysis procedures and perform separations by entrapping particulate within the random matrix of cellulose fibers within the depth of the media. This media family is also widely used in methods to prepare samples for further testing using many types of instrumentation. These very high quality filter papers are manufactured from refined pulp and/or alpha cotton linters. Available acid washed and have an extremely low ash content. Optimal Performance Qualitative cellulose filter papers perform separation by entrapping particulate within the random matrix of cellulose fibers within the depth of the media. This media is widely used in methods requiring the determination and identification of particulate in both liquids and gas. Also, this natural fiber filter paper is commonly used to clarify liquid samples. Quantitative cellulose filter papers are primarily used
Cellulose media is available in many formats such as custom die-cut shapes, disks, rolls, sheets, and thimbles.
Cellulose grades are available in fluted formats.
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Cellulose
Application Reference by Grades of Cellulose Qualitative Cellulose Grade CFP1
Very widely used filter media demonstrating a retention of approximately 11 µm and medium flow rate. Used in a broad range of laboratory and environmental applications, this media is ideally suited in separating lead sulfate, calcium carbonate and calcium oxalate precipitates. This media is the standard for agricultural procedures such as soil and seed sample testing. Also, it is commonly used as a separation media in the food and beverage industry to extract liquids from solid samples. Due to the consistent bright white color of this media, it is ideal for photometric stain intensity measurement of air samples. The media can also be impregnated with reagents for use in quantifying optical reflectance in gas detection procedures. Grade CFP2 A more retentive and absorbent media than CFP1, with approximately 8 µm and a medium to slow flow rate. This media is ideal for general filtration and absorbent conveyance. Commonly used in plant growth trials and monitoring pre-isolated contaminants in air and gas. Grade CFP3 Virtually identical to CFP1, but twice as thick resulting in a significantly slower flow rate with a retention of approximately 6 µm. This media does not clog as easily as the other qualitative cellulose types, which allows for much higher sample volume usage. This media also demonstrates very high levels of absorbency, permitting the media to be used as a sample conveyance substrate. Grade CFP4 The fastest flow rate demonstrated by any of the qualitative cellulose filter media resulting in a low retention rate of approximately 25 µm. Very commonly used as the first media in a multi-stage filtration process. Ideally suited for use in organic extractions and biological fluid separation processes. Often specified in air monitoring applications where the entrapment of fine particulate is not required. Grade CFP5 Filtration of very fine particulate and clarification with applications in environmental sciences and chemical analysis. Grade CFP6 Very similar basis and thickness to CFP5 but with a slightly less retentive porosity. Also, due to the furnish of this paper the ash content is higher than the balance of the qualitative line. Material is commonly specified in environmental applications. Quantitative Cellulose Grade CFP40 Demonstrating medium retention and flow rates, this media is widely used in many general quantitative procedures in both liquid and gas. These procedures include: standard environmental test procedures such as soil sample analysis and the collection of trace elements and radionuclides in air samples. Also used in liquid food tests for determination of sediments, primary analysis of cements and slurries and sample preparation prior to spectrophotometry. Grade CFP41 Very fast flow rates and loose retention characteristics make this grade ideal for initial separation of gelatinous precipitates. Grade CFP42 This media demonstrates an extremely high retention rate for a cellulose filter media. Its uniquely high retention rate makes it ideal for any gravimetric analysis of very fine precipitates.
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Cellulose
Grade CFP43 Positioned as an intermediate within the quantitative cellulose family, this grade demonstrates medium retention and flow rates. It is ideal for gravimetric analysis of soil samples, surface water testing procedures and used in air sample monitoring equipment. Grade CFP44 Very similar to CFP42 but demonstrating a slightly wider retention rate within a similar flow rate. Typically used in the analysis of samples requiring separation of very fine precipitates. Specialty Cellulose Grades Technical specifications for these grades can be accessed at www.iwtremont.com. Grade CFP41a (Air Monitoring) This quantitative cellulose filter paper is primarily used in air monitoring applications and gravimetric analysis procedures. They perform separations by entrapping particulate within the random matrix of cellulose fibers within the depth of the media. This media family is also widely used in methods to prepare samples for further testing using many types of instrumentation. Due to the hardened surface, this material is suited for smear and wipe applications as well. These ashless filter papers are manufactured from refined pulp and linters. They are acid washed and have an extremely low ash content of <0.01%. Chromatography Paper This unique media is an ultra-high purity cellulose filter paper. The proprietary production methods employed produce a media which demonstrates a highly durable surface texture without the high level of organic extractables common to traditional acid-hardening processes. The alpha cellulose content is a minimum of 97.5% or above and is single source. This media demonstrates excellent lot-to-lot reproducibility. Material chemistries are verified against a standard using GC techniques prior to paper making process. Blotting Paper This media is a smooth surface, bright white cellulose filter paper. The material is manufactured from carefully selected, fully bleached and chemically-free pure cellulose fiber without additives or binder. General laboratory blotting applications require smooth, flat paper stock demonstrating high absorption and wicking characteristics. Some of these applications include: membrane backing, sample collection and conveyance of pastes and gels, wicking media for blot apparatus, draw down tests of liquid samples such as paints and adhesives. The media is also specified in TAPPI T-205 sp-06-Forming handsheets for physical tests of pulp, section 3.9-“Blotting paper”. Also specified in Development of USPS laboratory and pilot-scale testing protocols, 2000, Appendix 1A II, no. 8, Materials, “Blotters”.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
TECHNICAL GUIDELINES (see back page for grade specification charts)
Filter Media: Nomenclature is serialized and no indication of grade or quality. Furnish: The raw materials used in the manufacture of the wet laid product. Ash content: Dry method, determined in exposure at 900ºC air in muffle furnace. Retention: Nominal retention of particulate at 98% efficiency in liquid. Flow:
Liquid flow rate speed relative to other comparable products listed in this product alignment. Nominal weight of material per meter 2 indicated “gram weight” unit of measure at 8% moisture.
Basis weight:
Thickness: As measured under 4 psi using TAPPI method T411. Flat/Fluted:
Flat stock is supplied as sheets, rolls or die cut parts. Fluted is ¼ or ½ quadrant funnel folding.
Surface: Stated as relative to comparable products listed in this product alignment. Brightness: Stated as relative to comparable products listed in this product alignment.
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Cellulose
QUALITATIVE CELLULOSE GRADES
Basis Weight (g/m 2 )
Ash Content (%)
Thickness (mm) Basis Weight (g/ 2
Basis Weight (g/m 2 ) Ash Conten (%)
Ash Content (%)
Thickness (mm)
Filter Media
Retention
Flow
Thickness (mm)
11 µm Filter Media
Medium Retention Medium-Slow 11 µm
Flow
Filter Media
Retention
Flow
CFP1 CFP2 CFP3 CFP4 CFP5 CFP6
0.05 0.05 0.05 0.05 0.05 0.22
86
0.200 0.170 0.320 0.210 0.195 0.177
CFP1 CFP2 CFP3 CFP4 CFP5 CFP6
Medium
86 0.05 0. 5 0.05 0.05 0.05 0.22 101 190 94 97 103
0.200 0.170 0.320 0.210 0.195 0.177 86 101 190 94 97 103
0.200 0.170 0.320 0.210 0.195 0.177
CFP1 CFP2 CFP3 CFP4 CFP5 CFP6
11 µm
Medium
0.05 0.05 0.05 0.05 0.05 0.22
8 µm 6 µm
101 190
8 µm 6 µm
Medium-Slow
8 µm 6 µm
Medium-Slow
Slow Fast Slow Slow
Slow Fast Slow Slow
Slow Fast Slow Slow
25 µm 2.5 µm 3-4 µm
94 97
25 µm 2.5 µm 3-4 µm
25 µm 2.5 µm 3-4 µm
103
QUANTITATIVE CELLULOSE GRADES
Basis Weight (g/m 2 )
Ash Content (%)
Thickness (mm)
Basis Weight (g/m 2 )
Basis Weight (g/m 2 )
Ash Content (%)
Ash Content (%) Flow
Thickness (mm)
Thickness (mm)
Filter Media
Furnish / Finish Filter Media
Retention Furnish / Finish 8 µm
Flow
Medium <0.01 Retention Flow
Filter Media
Furnish / Finish
Retention
CFP40 CFP41 CFP42 CFP43 CFP44 CFP540 CFP541 CFP542 CFP50 CFP52 CFP54
Cotton/Ashless Cotton/Ashless Cotton/Ashless Cotton/Ashless Cotton/Ashless CFP40 CFP41 CFP42 CFP43
85 85
0.200 0.220 0.170 0.210 0.165 0.210 0.200 0.170 0.177 0.200 0.200
8 µm
8 µm
Cotton/Ashless Cotton/Ashless Cotton/Ashless Cotton/Ashless Cotton/Ashless
Medium <0.01
85 85
0.200 0.220 0.170 0.210 0.165 0.210 0.200 0.170 0.177 0.200 0.200
CFP40 CFP41 CFP42 CFP43 CFP44 CFP540 CFP541 CFP542 CFP50 CFP52 CFP54
Cotton/Ashless Cotton/Ashless Cotton/Ashless Cotton/Ashless
Medium <0.01
85 85
0.200 0.220 0.170 0.210 0.165 0.210 0.200 0.170 0.177 0.200 0.200
20 µm 2.5 µm
Fast Slow
<0.01 <0.01
20 µm
20 µm 2.5 µm
Fast Slow
<0.01
Fast Slow
<0.01 <0.01
140
Medium <0.01 2.5 µm
<0.0
14
140
15-17 µm
85 85 85 85 85 86
15-17 µm
15-17 µm
Medium <0.01
85 85 85 85 85 86
Medium <0.01
85 85 85 85 85 86
3.0 µm 7-8 µm
Slow
<0.01
Medium <0.01 3.0 µm Slow
3.0 µm 7-8 µm
Cotton/Ashless/Hardened Cotton/Ashless/Hardened Cotton/Ashless/Hardened Cotton/Low Ash/Hardened Cotton/Low Ash/Hardened Cotton/Low Ash/Hardened Cotton/Ashless CFP44 CFP540 CFP541 CFP542 CFP50 CFP52
Slow
<0.01
<0.01
7-8 µm
Medium <0.01
21-23 µm Cotton/Ashless/Hardened Cotton/Ashless/Hardened Cotton/Ashless/Hardened Cotton/Low Ash/Hardened Cotton/Low Ash/Hardened Cotton/Low Ash/Hardened 2-3 µm 2-3 µm 6-7 µm 21-23 µm
Cotton/Ashless/Hardened Cotton/Ashless/Hardened Cotton/Ashless/Hardened Cotton/Low Ash/Hardened Cotton/Low Ash/Hardened Cotton/Low Ash/Hardened
Medium <0.01
Fast
<0.01
Very Slow <0.01 21-23 µm Fast
21-23 µm
Fast
<0.01
<0.01
2-3 µm
2-3 µm 2-3 µm 6-7 µm
Very Slow <0.01
Very Slow <0.01
Slow
0.015
Very Slow 0.015 2-3 µm Slow
Slow
0.015
0.015
101
6-7 µm
Very Slow 0.015
101
Very Slow 0.015
101
Fast
0.015
85
Fast 21-23 µm
CFP54
21-23 µm
Fast
0.015
85
0.015
85
QUALITATIVE CELLULOSE GRADES - (TECHNICAL APPLICATIONS)
Basis Weight (g/m 2 ) Retention Flow
Avail. Flat / fluted Surface Brightness Avail. Flat /
Thickness (mm)
Ash Content (%)
Filter Media
Furnish Filter Media
Retention Flow Ash C ntent (%)
Thickness (mm) Basis Weight (g/m 2 )
Basis Weight (g/m 2 )
Smooth White - High Avail. Flat / fluted Surface Brightness Thickness (mm)
Ash Content (%)
Furnish
Filter Media
Furnish
Retention Flow
fluted Surfac Bright
CFP200
Cotton
0.1 1-5 µm Slow
95
0.17 Flat
CFP200
Cotton
0.1 1-5 µm Slow
0.17 Flat 95
0.17 Flat
Smooth White -
CFP200
Cotton
0.1 1-5 µm Slow
95
Smooth White - High
CFP201
Cotton
0.1 7-14 µm Medium-slow 70
0.16 Flat
Smooth White - High
CFP201
Cotton
0.1 7-14 µm Medium-slow 7
0.16 Flat
Smooth White -
CFP201
Cotton
0.1 7-14 µm Medium-slow 70
0.16 Flat
Smooth White - High
CFP801
Cotton
0.1 5-15 µm Medium-slow 70
0.16 Fluted
Smooth White - Medium
CFP801
Cotton
0.1 5-15 µm Medium-slow 7
0.16 Fluted
Smooth White -
CFP801
Cotton
0.1 5-15 µm Medium-slow 70
0.16 Fluted
Smooth White - Medium
CFP202
Cotton/Binder
n/a 15-19 µm Medium fast
90
0.3
Flat
Crepe
White - Low
CFP202
Cotton/Binder
90 n/a 15-19 µm Medium fast
9
0.3
Crepe Flat
White - Low Crepe
White -
CFP202
Cotton/Binder
n/a 15-19 µm Medium fast
0.3
Flat
CFP226
Cotton/Binder
n/a 20-25 µm Fast
70
0.24 Flat
Crepe
Gray - Low
CFP226
Cotton/Binder
n/a 20-25 µm Fast
0.24 Flat 7
0.24 Flat
Gray - Low Crepe
Gray - L
CFP226
Cotton/Binder
n/a 20-25 µm Fast
70
Crepe
CFP802
Cotton/Binder
n/a 15 µm Fast
70
0.22 Fluted
Crepe
Gray - Low
CFP802
Cotton/Binder
n/a 15 µm Fast
0.22 Fluted 7
Crepe 0.22 Flut d
Gray - Low Crepe
Gray - L
CFP802
Cotton/Binder
n/a 15 µm Fast
70
CFP230
Cotton/Binder
n/a 30 µm Very fast
120
0.44 Flat
Crepe
Gray - Low
CFP230
Cotton/Binder
120 n/a 30 µm Very fast
0.44 Flat 120
0.44 Flat
Gray - Low Crepe
Gray - L
CFP230
Cotton/Binder
n/a 30 µm Very fast
Crepe
Cotton/Binder
n/a 25-30 µm Very fast
120
0.44 Flat
Crepe
Gray - Low
CFP113
Cotton/Binder
120 n/a 25-30 µm Very fast
0.44 Flat 120
0.44 Flat
Gray - Low Crepe
Gray - L
Cotton/Binder
n/a 25-30 µm Very fast
Crepe
CFP113
CFP113
0.1 4-12 µm Medium
CFP114
Cotton/Binder
85
0.2
Fluted
Smooth White - High
0.1 4-12 µm Medium
0.1 4-12 µm Medium
CFP114
Cotton/Binder
85
0.2
Smooth White - High Fluted
Smooth White -
CFP114
Cotton/Binder
85
0.2
Fluted
Softwood/Binder
n/a 25-33 µm Fast
70
0.23 Flat
Crepe
White - Low
CFP1384
Softwood/Binder
n/a 25-33 µm Fast
0.23 Flat 7
0.23 Flat
White - Low Crepe
White -
Softwood/Binder
n/a 25-33 µm Fast
70
Crepe
CFP1384
CFP1384
CFP1312
Softwood/Cotton/Binder
0.24 20-30 µm Fast
Rough White - High
85
0.22 Flat
CFP1312
Softwood/Cotton/Binder
.24 20-30 µm Fast
Rough White -
CFP1312
Softwood/Cotton/Binder
0.24 20-30 µm Fast
Rough White - High
0.22 Flat 85
0.22 Flat
85
Softwood/Binder
n/a 35-40 µm Very fast
140
0.66 Flat
Crepe
White - Low
CFP1202
Softwood/Binder
140 n/a 35-40 µm Very fast
0.66 Flat 140
0.66 Flat
White - Low Crepe
White -
Softwood/Binder
n/a 35-40 µm Very fast
Crepe
CFP1202
CFP1202
ORDERING INFORMATION
For the complete listing of cellulose and specialty cellulose media available in a wide range of grades and porosities, please refer to our website at www.iwtremont.com.
COMMON COMPETITIVE EQUIVALENTS
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PACKAGING
Cellulose disks packaged 50/100 disks per box.
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Glass Microfiber
Binderless Glass microfiber filters offered in this product range are produced from 100% borosilicate glass microfiber without the use of binders or strengthening agents. These filters offer many advantages in a wide range of analytical applications. The fibers used to manufacture these depth filters are smooth and uniform. This permits their characteristically high flow rates while allowing retention of exceptionally small particles and high load capacity. These characteristics are particularly important in applications involving high concentrations of particulate or gelatinous substances. In choosing the appropriate filter for a specific application, careful consideration should be given to the physical form and concentration of the material to be captured by the filter.
Binderless glass microfiber media is available in many formats such as custom die-cut shapes, disks, sheets, rolls and thimbles.
FEATURES • Fastest flow rate • High load capacity • Retention of particles to sub-micron size • Broad temperature range • Use in liquid and gaseous filtration • Inert fiber composition • Free of binders or additives APPLICATIONS Applications may vary by grades of material. Please see inside guide for details.
DEPTH FILTRATION
Depth filtration categorizes filter media that traps particulate within the random matrix of fibers found within the thickness of the media. The efficiency rating of the filter is characteristic of the complex void space structure that develops as the fibers overlap. The fibrous material within the filter is commonly glass microfiber, cellulose or polypropylene. In depth filters using glass microfiber, the purity of the filter is dictated by the presence of, if any, binder material that acts as a strengthening agent and aids in holding the fibers together. All of the media described in this brochure are 100% borosilicate glass and free of binders. Because of the characteristically high flow rates of depth filters, they are generally used in applications such as single and multi process removal of sediment and coarse particulate. Glass microfiber filters without binders are an ideal medium to entrap sediment for further analysis and counting due to the inert matrix. Also, depth filtration media are commonly used for prefiltration prior to surface filtration with substrates such as membranes.
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Glass Microfiber
Application Reference by Grades of Glass Microfiber Grade A Fine porosity, fast flow rate with a 1.6 μm size particle retention. Frequently used in the filtration of precipitated proteins and cells. Ideally suited for use as a filter for radioimmuno assay of weak beta emitters by scintillation counting and gravimetric determination of airborne particulate. Binderless borosilicate glass microfiber. Grade B Fine porosity, medium to fast flow rate with a 1.0 µm size particle retention. Ideally suited for the collection of biochemical polymers that have been precipitated by denaturation. This material is twice as thick as Grade A with a higher loading capacity. May also be used as a particulate filter for gasses or as a prefilter. Binderless borosilicate glass microfiber.
Photomicrograph of Glass Microfiber
Grade C Fine porosity, fast flow rate with a 1.2 µm size particle retention. Frequently used for RIA procedures and harvesting lymphocytes. Binderless borosilicate glass microfiber. Grade D Coarse porosity, fast flow rate with a 2.7 µm size particle retention. Well suited for higher volume and repetitive laboratory filtering. Also ideally used as a general prefilter to extend final filter life. Binderless borosilicate glass microfiber. Grade E Fine porosity, fast flow rate with a 1.5 µm size particle retention. This material is an economical media for suspended particle analysis in water, cell harvesting, prefiltration and air monitoring applications. Binderless borosilicate glass microfiber. Grade F Fine porosity, medium flow rate with a 0.7 µm size particle retention. Frequently used with Grade D to filter diluted aqueous solutions containing strong oxidizing, acidic, or alkaline components prior to laser spectroscopy. May also be used for TCLP analysis and collecting extremely fine precipitated proteins, including immunoglobulins. Binderless borosilicate glass microfiber. 934-AH® Fine porosity, fast flow rate with a 1.5 µm size particle retention. This material is the standard for suspended solids content and related measurements (Standard Methods 2540D and EPA Method 160.2). Also widely used in cell harvesting applications and RIA scintillation counting. Binderless borosilicate glass microfiber enables use up to 550ºC. Grade A-E Fine porosity and fast flow rate with a 1.0 µm size particle retention. Binderless borosilicate glass microfiber. DOP efficiency is 99.98%. Primarily used in suspended solids and air monitoring. Binderless high efficiency (HEPA type) filter medium. Liquid filtration properties have been specifically designed for EPA Methods 2540C and 2540D for testing dissolved and suspended solids in water and wastewater. High flow rate with high capacity. Binderless borosilicate glass fiber media has no added extractables to aid in the elimination of sample contamination. Excellent wet strength. Other common applications include gravimetric analysis of air pollutants, membrane support pads, membrane prefilters, clarification of reagent and buffer solutions, filtration of eluent for HPLC and moisture analysis pads. Specialty Binderless Glass Microfiber Grades Grade TSS
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Glass Microfiber
Grade VSS® A binder free material manufactured using a proprietary glass chemistry which permits usage in high heat applications beyond typical borosilicate glass blends. Ideally suited for determination of “Fixed & Volatile Solids Ignited at 550ºC” Method 2540E. Low fiber shedding improves quality assurance of test results and low percentage of weight loss when used in gravimetric tests. High loading capacity is an attribute of the high surface area and complex pore structure. Material is also compliant with the requirements of standard methods 2540C & 2540D and EPA Method 160.2 for establishing water quality in suspended solids content. Total Suspended Solids (TSS) are defined as those which are retained by a “glass-fiber filter disk without organic binder”. Also widely used in air pollution monitoring, high temperature flue gas and filtration of high temperature solvents. Quartz A Fine porosity with 99.999% efficiency in air filtration for the retention of 2.20 µm particles. Flow rate 1.1-1.35 m 3 /min (Resistance 95mmH 2 O@10.5 ft/min). Primarily used in air pollution monitoring, atomic absorption spectroscopy, flame emission spectrometry and other applications where an extremely critical analysis is needed. Effective temperature range of up to 1000ºC. Grade TCLP Binderless borosilicate glass microfiber filter media with a particle retention of 0.7 µm. Acid treated and multi-stage deionized water rinsed to conform to EPA method 1311. Inherently low Barium and Zinc Borosilicate Glass and resistant to acids and bases. Recommended for use in U.S. EPA Method 1311 “Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure”. Method scope: “The TCLP is designed to determine the mobility of both organic and inorganic analytes present in liquid, solid and multiphasic wastes.” Saves time and waste disposal expense in the lab by eliminating technician acid treating and rinsing procedures.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
Particle Retention (µm)
Filtration Speed (sec.)
Basis Weight (g/m 2 )
Grade Nomenclature
Thickness (mm)
Material Type
A B C D
1.60 1.00 1.20 2.70 1.50 0.70 1.00 1.50 1.50 1.50 2.20
Binderless borosilicate glass microfiber Binderless borosilicate glass microfiber Binderless borosilicate glass microfiber Binderless borosilicate glass microfiber Binderless borosilicate glass microfiber Binderless borosilicate glass microfiber Binderless borosilicate glass microfiber Binderless borosilicate glass microfiber
0.30 0.65 0.28 0.60 0.35 0.40 0.33 0.43 0.43 0.43 0.47 0.40
12 30 25 12 80 15 47 47 47 <5 80 5
55
140
50
120
E F
70 80 60 64 64 64 85 80
A-E TSS
VSS®
High heat binderless borosilicate glass microfiber High heat binderless borosilicate glass microfiber Ultra high heat binderless quartz glass microfiber
934-AH®
Quartz
TCLP
0.70 Acid treated and washed binderless borosilicate glass microfiber
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Glass Microfiber
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PACKAGING
Glass Microfiber disks packaged 25/50/100 disks per box.
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SL 0.15-Rev.1
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Glass Microfiber Grade - TCLP
Material:
100% borosilicate glass microfiber, binder free
Particle Retention:
0.7 µm
80.0 gm 2
Basis weight:
Thickness:
0.40mm
Standard diameters:
4.7cm, 9.0cm, 11.0cm, 12.5cm, 14.2cm, 15.0cm Custom sizes and converting is available upon request. (Sizes 9.0cm, 11.0cm & 14.2cm are common to Zero-Headspace Extraction Vessel (ZHE) application.)
Description of material :
Recommended for use in U.S. EPA Method No. 1311 “Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure”. Method scope: "The TCLP is designed to determine the mobility of both organic and inorganic analytes present in liquid, solid, and multiphasic wastes."
Binderless glass microfiber filter media with a particle retention of 0.7 µ m.
Acid treated and multi-stage deionized water rinsed to conform to EPA method 1311.
Inherently low Barium and Zinc Borosilicate Glass and resistant to acids and bases.
Saves time and waste disposal expense in the lab by eliminating technician acid treating and rinsing procedure.
Tremont catalog and common competitive cross references: Tremont Cat# Description
GE Healthcare Whatman
Ahlstrom
TCLP-1 TCLP-2 TCLP-3 TCLP-4 TCLP-5 TCLP-6
TCLP Grade Acid Treated, 4.7cm - 100/Pk TCLP Grade Acid Treated, 9.0cm - 50/Pk TCLP Grade Acid Treated, 11.0cm - 50/Pk TCLP Grade Acid Treated, 12.5cm - 50/Pk TCLP Grade Acid Treated, 14.2cm - 50/Pk TCLP Grade Acid Treated, 15.0cm - 50/Pk
1810-047 1810-090 1810-110 1810-125 1810-142 1810-150
0250-0470 0250-0900 0250-1100 0250-1250 0250-1420 0250-1500
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IWT-TCLP-rev.4_032012
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ISO 9001:2008 Registered
Fluted Qualitative Cellulose
Increased efficiency in prep time
Easier to use and more convenient than flat filters when used in a filter funnel,this laboratory staple reduces your prep time with sharply creased prefolded pattern. Applications: General laboratory separation & clarification Soil analysis methods Very high loading capacity Identical to Tremont grade CFP2
Retention
Flow speed
Surface
Brightness
8µm
Medium-slow
Smooth
Bright white
Ordering InformaƟon I.W. Tremont catalog #: Diameter (cm) Packaging CFP2F-125 12.5 100/pk CFP2F-150 15.0 100/pk CFP2F-185 18.5 100/pk CFP2F-240 24.0 100/pk
CompeƟƟve Equivalents:
DescripƟon Tremont catalog # Company Grades Catalog #
125 mm CFP2F-125
Ahlstrom 513 5130-1250 GE/Whatman 2V 1202-125
150 mm CFP2F-150
Ahlstrom 513 5130-1500 GE/Whatman 2V 1202-150
185 mm CFP2F-185
Ahlstrom 513 5130-1850 GE/Whatman 2V 1202-185
Product is neatly packaged in 10 poly band groups of 10 ready to use filters.
240 mm CFP2F-240
Ahlstrom 513 5130-2400 GE/Whatman 2V 1202-240
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Syringe Filters
HPLC Certified High-quality and cost-effective Syringe Filters are available in a broad range of membrane materials with sterile and non-sterile packaging options.
FEATURES • Disposable • Luer-Lok™ and pressure fitting • Ultrasonically bonded for reliability • Filter media type clearly inscribed on barrel • Excellent unit-to-unit and lot-to-lot reproducibility and consistency • High purity virgin polypropylene housing, no dyes or pigments added • Every unit type is available as an individually wrapped gamma sterilized pack • Unique concentric funnel shaped barrel increases volume and decreases back pressure APPLICATIONS A wide range of filtration media is available to meet diverse application needs. See the inside spread for a Filtration Media Application Guide.
SIMPLE PRODUCT SELECTION
Evaluate sample: Determine chemical compatibility, volume and need for prefiltration
Determine level of prefiltration necessary: in filter unit vs. prefilter unit in series for coarse precipitants.
Choose filter media type: Aqueous: Nylon, MCE, CA Nonpolar: Nylon, PTFE, PVDF Protein: PVDF, PES
Choose barrel diameter : <10 mL: 13 mm diameter <100 mL: 25 mm diameter
Choose initial or secondary retention target: 0.45 µm or 0.20 µm
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Syringe Filters
APPLICATIONS
Filtration Media / Application Guide (hydrophobic or hydrophilic) Glass microfiber filter media - prefilter versions available in all variations
Mixed Cellulose Esters (MCE) - Hydrophilic • This membrane is recommended for all filtrations in aqueous or polar media, bacteria filtration • Ideal when maximum protein recovery in filtrate is crucial • Used for filtration and inspection of gas, oil and alcohol particulate and bacteria • Combined with glass microfiber prefilter, ideal for tissue culture media and sensitive biological samples • Sample filtration - prefilter increases yield Cellulose Acetate (CA) - Hydrophilic • Very low binding capacity for proteins • Material is nitrate-free making it suitable for groundwater & EPA ASTM’s • For filtration under sterile conditions • Filtration and clarification of biological fluids, sterilization of media additives and serum • Sample preparation of aqueous solutions • For applications requiring maximum sample recovery • Sample preparation of protein-based HPLC solutions • Designed to sterilize and remove particulates from even the most viscous proteinaceous samples • Filtration of tissues culture media with glass fiber prefilter Polyamide/Nylon (PA) - Hydrophilic • Hydrophilic material; it is recommended for filtration of aqueous or organic/aqueous medium polar liquids • Commonly used for general laboratory filtration and filtration of HPLC and GC samples prior to injection • Filtration of aqueous and organic-aqueous polar medium liquids • Dissolution sample analysis • Suitable for use with high pH samples
• Since it binds proteins it is NOT suitable for protein recovery applications • With microfiber prefilter higher absorption capacity for contamination
Polyethersulfone (PES) - Hydrophilic • High filtration flow rates • An inherently low affinity for proteins • Low extractables • Introduction of additives into tissue culture vessel • Certified for Ion Chromatography
• Final filtration of bacteriophage and infusion solutions • Tissue culture, proteins, buffer and nucleic acids filtration • Ideal for applications requiring maximum sample recovery • Filter hybridization solutions and probe to reduce backgrounds • Food, beverages and ultra pure water final filtration
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Syringe Filters
APPLICATIONS
Filtration Media / Application Guide (hydrophobic or hydrophilic) Glass microfiber filter media - prefilter versions available in all variations
Polyvinylidene Difluoride (PVDF) - Hydrophobic • This membrane features a stability and hydrophobic interactions similar to PTFE • Recommended especially for filtration of water-soluble oligomers and polymers, e.g. protein solutions • Can also be used for the filtration of hydrophobic substances in different organic solvents Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) - Hydrophilic or Hydrophobic • PTFE membranes are inherently hydrophobic; they are ideal for the filtration of nonpolar liquids and gases • Very resistant to solvents as well as acids or bases • Can be made more hydrophilic by flushing with alcohol, followed by water • Used for filtering and de-gassing chromatography solvents • Permits optimal utilization of small sample volumes • Excellent chemical compatibility for filtering harsh chemicals that destroy other membrane materials • Moisture barrier for venting applications and vacuum pump line protection • Ideal for aerosol sampling • Filter viscous organic-based HPLC samples • Glass microfiber prefilter raises absorption capacity and loading • After pre-wetting with alcohol, may be used for fine particle removal of aqueous and mild organic solutions in Ion Chromatography Glass Fiber Prefilters • For viscose solutions or turbid liquids • Ideal for use as a prefilter in series with other syringe filters • Glass microfiber filter media enclosed in this series is binderless 1.0 µm retention • Reduces clogging of the membrane, so ideal as a prefilter to increase throughput and flow rate • Ideal for dissolution testing and general filtration
• Applicable to all membrane types, allowing higher flow rates • Good compatibility with strong acids, bases and organic solvents • Similar in composition to I.W. Tremont binderless borosilicate glass microfiber media available as disks and sheets
Filter media type and retention marked on barrel.
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Syringe Filters
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
Typical Physical Characteristics:
13 mm diameter barrel
25 mm diameter barrel
Surface area (cm 2 ): Sample volume (ml):
0.65 <15
3.90 <105
Maximum pressure (bar):
45
90
Hold up volume (µl):
8.5
28.5
Connector inlet: Connector outlet:
Luer-Lok™
Luer-Lok™
luer-slip (non-barb) luer-slip (non-barb)
ORDERING INFORMATION
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COMMON COMPETITIVE EQUIVALENTS
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PACKAGING OPTIONS
Non-sterile product is polybagged.
Sterile product individually blister packed.
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SL 0.13
Extraction Thimbles
Purity and Performance Extraction Thimbles are manufactured from high grade cotton cellulose fibers or 100% pure borosilicate glass binderless microfiber, ensuring optimal analytical results. A wide selection of dimensions are available to fit most Soxhlet extractors, providing a safe, convenient and efficient method of solvent extraction of solids and semi-solids.
FEATURES • Wide selection of sizes
• Consistent wall thickness • Smooth interior surface • Seamless • Superior mechanical strength and retention APPLICATIONS • Soxhlet extraction • Air and waste gas analysis • Collection of solid particles such as dust • Smoke stack gas monitoring • Analysis of pesticide residues • Oil/fat content of solid foods • Oil & grease analysis of solid wastes • Elution for biochemical analysis
DESCRIPTION
Common Thimble Material Application Reference Cellulose • Fat determination of meat and dairy products • Determination of PCB in fish products • Determination of free fats in food products • Determination of pesticide residues in food products • Extraction of plasticizers from PVC • Determination of organic compounds in washing agents • Extraction of additives from livestock feed • Extraction of dioxins • Solid particle such as dust collection in air flows • Evaluation of liquid content in concrete slurry Glass Microfiber • Gravimetric methods for hot environments • Gravimetric methods for acidic gasses • Extraction methods common to biochemical analysis
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