Silver Membrane Filters, 0.8 µm, 47 mm

Silver Membrane Filters, 0.8 µm, 47 mm

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Part Number: 225-1804

Silver Membrane Filters, 0.8 µm, 47 mm Overview

Silver Membrane Filter, 0.8 µm, 47 mm, no support pad included, pk/25

Made of 99.97% pure inorganic metallic silver, SKC Silver Membrane Filters are chemically inert and resistant to high temperatures for sampling aggressive contaminants. Their smooth surface provides for high surface capture of particles and easy observation. Silver Filters are ideal for X-ray diffraction and other analyses for crystalline silica, lead sulfide, boron carbide, and chrysotile asbestos. Environmentally friendly Silver Filters can be cleaned and reused for most applications.

 

SKC Silver Membrane Filter Applications

    • Industrial hygiene sampling for airborne contaminants in foundries, glass plants, quarries, mines, and ceramic manufacturing
      • NIOSH Method 6011 Bromine and Chlorine
      • NIOSH 7500 and 7501 Silica (crystalline and amorphous, respectively)
      • NIOSH 7504 Vanadium Oxide
      • NIOSH 7505 Lead Sulfide
      • NIOSH 7506 Boron Carbide
      • NIOSH 9000 Asbestos, chrysotile
      • OSHA ID142 Quartz and Cristobalite



    • Respirable Combustible Dust (RCD) sampling and analysis including diesel particulate matter (DPM), evaporated hydraulic fluids, fuel oils, and compressed air lubricants



    • Dopant gases for semiconductor manufacturing



    • Steam or air sterilization, autoclavable



    • High-temperature venting



    • Chlorine monitoring in pulp and paper industry



    • OSHA coal tar pitch volatiles



    • Fly ash sampling



  • Bacteria sampling
 

Performance Profile

Membrane Material 99.97% pure metallic silver
Characteristics Conductive, excellent chemical resistance, inert, reusable (single use only when used for silica analysis)
Pore Sizes Available 0.2, 0.45, 0.8, 1.2, 3.0, and 5.0 µm
Diameters Available 13, 25, 37, and 47 mm
Thickness 0.002 in/50 µm
Operational Temperature Range Cryogenic to 1022 F (550 C)
Retention Absolute from 0.2 to 5 µm
Cleaning Clean immediately after each use; handle carefully to avoid punctures or tears.
Ignition Cleaning Heat in laboratory muffle furnace for approximately 30 minutes.
Chemical Cleaning Immerse in strong alkaline solution, solvent, or acid (except nitric acid, sulfuric acid, or cyanide solution).
Combination Cleaning Combine chemical and ignition cleaning.
Ultrasonic Cleaning Use low-intensity ultrasonics.
Plasma Etching/Cleaning Use oxygen plasma etcher/asher.
Shelf-life Unopened: Indefinite

Opened Packages: Silver membranes can tarnish if exposed to chemicals in the air. This is cosmetic and will not affect filtration properties. For long-term storage after opening, an inexpensive vacuum desiccator cabinet is recommended.

 

  • Filter Type : Membrane
  • Filter Material : Silver
  • Filter Pore Size : 0.8 μm
  • Filter Diameter : 47 mm
  • Filter Cassette Material : Filter Only
  • Filter Support : No
  • Preweighed : No
  • Matched-weight : No
  • Autoclavable : Yes

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SKC silver membrane filters are made of 99.97% pure metallic silver in a controlled environment. The many desirable properties of silver membranes make them suitable for a wide range of applications.

The orientation of a silver membrane filter is important. Each side of the silver membrane filter is different. One side appears shinier than the other side does. Use the shinier side for scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and the duller of the two sides for all other filtration applications and analytical work, including x-ray diffraction. A smooth surface provides for superior collection of particulates with a typical aerosol retention of 99.99% (0.3-µm DOP at 3 L/min through 10 cm2).
Chemically resistant to:
  • Alcohols
  • Fuels
  • Hydrocarbons
  • Natural and synthetic oils
  • Alkalis
  • Cryogenics
  • Photoresists
  • Ether
  • Propellants
  • Oxidizers
  • Halogenated hydrocarbons
  • Esters
  • Most organics and acids

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A typical filter will have a rough side and a shiny side. The shiny side is easier to read under a microscope, therefore, expose the shiny side to the air for microscopic analysis. The rough side holds dust more effectively; expose the rough side for gravimetric analysis.