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 PALL INDUSTRIES HC7400SKN8H FILTER NEW  US $49.99
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 Brand New!!! GASKLEEN by PALL Filter Assembly PN : SGLFPF6501VMM4 US $199.00
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Whatman 2711T Polycap HD 75 Polypropylene Capsule Filter with FNPT Inlet and Outlet, 60 psi Maximum Pressure, 1.0 Micron (Pack of 5) List Price: $358.98 Sale Price: $290.21  |
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This Whatman Polycap HD has a 1.0µm pore size, a 36mm caspule filtration area, and a female national pipe thread inlet and outlet. It is a well-engineered product that offers high filtration efficiency and excellent filtrate purity due to its materials and methods of manufacture. Polycap HD provides a unique advantage in process applications, as its performance characteristics fit between gross filters and microporous membrane filters used for final filtration. The 100% polypropylene filter media, support system, and housing allow usage with a broad range of solutions, pH, and temperature. It has a high flow and high retention capacity. It is constructed of materials that are FDA approved for food contact. Polycap HD is steam autoclavable at 121° C for 20 minutes. It has a manual vent with luer lock to bleed air from upstream or serve as an injection or sample port. It is manufactured in a Class 10,000 clean room in an ISO certified manufacturing plant. Maximum pressure is 4.1 bar (60psi). Fittings: 3/8 inch Female National Pipe Thread. Filtration Area, Capsule: 36mm. Pore Size: 1.0µm. 5/Pack. Whatman #: 2711T. |
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Whatman 2612T Polycap HD 36 Polypropylene Capsule Filter with FNPT Inlet and Outlet, 60 psi Maximum Pressure, 5.0 Micron (Pack of 5) List Price: $273.56 Sale Price: $235.89 |
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This Whatman Polycap HD has a 5.0µm pore size, a 36mm caspule filtration area, and a female national pipe thread inlet and outlet. It is a well-engineered product that offers high filtration efficiency and excellent filtrate purity due to its materials and methods of manufacture. Polycap HD provides a unique advantage in process applications, as its performance characteristics fit between gross filters and microporous membrane filters used for final filtration. The 100% polypropylene filter media, support system, and housing allow usage with a broad range of solutions, pH, and temperature. It has a high flow and high retention capacity. It is constructed of materials that are FDA approved for food contact. Polycap HD is steam autoclavable at 121° C for 20 minutes. It has a manual vent with luer lock to bleed air from upstream or serve as an injection or sample port. It is manufactured in a Class 10,000 clean room in an ISO certified manufacturing plant. Maximum pressure is 4.1 bar (60psi). Fittings: 3/8 inch Female National Pipe Thread. Filtration Area, Capsule: 36mm. Pore Size: 5.0µm. 5/Pack. Whatman #: 2612T. |
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Whatman 2742M Polycap TC 75 Polyethersulfone Membrane Capsule Filter with MNPT Inlet and Outlet, 60 psi Maximum Pressure, 0.2 Micron (Pack of 5) List Price: $594.92 Sale Price: $594.92 |
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This Polycap TC 75 capsule filter device by Whatman is a disposable, dual layer, sterile, polyethersulfone (PES) membrane filtration capsule with a 0.2/0.2µm pore size and male national pipe thread fittings. It provides efficient filtration for critical aqueous solutions. The PES membrane is inherently hydrophilic, has low extractables, is bio-safe, has excellent flow rates, and exhibits low protein binding. Maximum pressure is 60psi (4.1 bar). Fittings: 1/4 inch Male National Pipe Thread. Filtration Area, Capsule: 75mm. Pore Size: 0.2/0.2µm. 5/Pack. Whatman #: 2742M. |
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Whatman 2601T Polycap TF 36 PTFE Membrane Capsule Filters with FNPT Inlet and Outlet, 60 psi Maximum Pressure, 0.2 Micron (Pack of 5) List Price: $395.59 Sale Price: $338.15 |
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This Whatman Polycap TF 36 PTFE filter device is an excellent disposable encapsulated filters and has a 0.2µm pore size and female national pipe thread fittings. The hydrophobic PTFE membrane housed in a polypropylene capsule is designed for use with solvents and aggressive solutions. It is fully autoclavable and integrity-testable for sterile applications. The capsule filter is manufactured under very clean conditions in a Class 10,000 clean room and under an ISO Quality System. The maximum pressure is 60psi (4.1 bar). Fittings: 3/8 inch Female National Pipe Thread. Filtration Area, Capsule: 36mm. Pore Size: 0.2µm. 5/Pack. Whatman #: 2601T. |
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Whatman 1001-6508 Quantitative Filter Paper Circles, 11 Micron, 10.5 s/100mL/sq inch Flow Rate, Grade 1, 10mm Diameter (Pack of 100) Sale Price: $35.98 |
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These cellulose filters are used in qualitative analytical techniques to determine and identify materials. Covers a wide range of laboratory applications and is frequently used for clarifying liquids. Traditionally the grade is used in qualitative analytical separations for precipitates such as lead sulfate, calcium oxalate (hot), and calcium carbonate. In agriculture, it is used for soil analysis and seed testing procedures. In the food industry, Grade 1 is used for numerous routine techniques to separate solid foodstuffs from associated liquid or extracting liquid and is widely used in education for teaching simple qualitative analytical separations. In air pollution monitoring, using circles or rolls, atmospheric dust is collected from airflow and the stain-intensity measured photometrically. For gas detection, the paper is impregnated with a chromogenic reagent and color formation quantified by optical reflectance. Diameter: 10mm. Pore Size: 11µm. Whatman #: 1001-6508. |
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Whatman 1002110 Quantitative Filter Paper Circles, 8 Micron, 21 s/100mL/sq inch Flow Rate Grade 2, 110mm Diameter (Pack of 100) List Price: $15.95 Sale Price: $15.95 |
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These cellulose filters are used in qualitative analytical techniques to determine and identify materials. Prepleated qualitative filters are also available, which give improved flow rate and increased loading capacity compared to equivalent flat filters. |
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Whatman 2614T Polycap HD 36 Polypropylene Capsule Filter with FNPT Inlet and Outlet, 60 psi Maximum Pressure, 20.0 Micron (Pack of 5) List Price: $273.56 Sale Price: $247.30 |
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This Whatman Polycap HD has a 20.0µm pore size, a 36mm caspule filtration area, and a female national pipe thread inlet and outlet. It is a well-engineered product that offers high filtration efficiency and excellent filtrate purity due to its materials and methods of manufacture. Polycap HD provides a unique advantage in process applications, as its performance characteristics fit between gross filters and microporous membrane filters used for final filtration. The 100% polypropylene filter media, support system, and housing allow usage with a broad range of solutions, pH, and temperature. It has a high flow and high retention capacity. It is constructed of materials that are FDA approved for food contact. Polycap HD is steam autoclavable at 121° C for 20 minutes. It has a manual vent with luer lock to bleed air from upstream or serve as an injection or sample port. It is manufactured in a Class 10,000 clean room in an ISO certified manufacturing plant. Maximum pressure is 4.1 bar (60psi). Fittings: 3/8 inch Female National Pipe Thread. Filtration Area, Capsule: 36mm. Pore Size: 20.0µm. 5/Pack. Whatman #: 2614T. |
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Whatman 2702M Polycap TF 75 PTFE Membrane Capsule Filter with MNPT Inlet and Outlet, 60 psi Maximum Pressure, 0.2 Micron (Pack of 5) List Price: $511.53 Sale Price: $435.93 |
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This Polycap TF 75 PTFE filter device by Whatman is an excellent disposable encapsulated filter with a 0.2µm pore size and male national pipe thread fittings. The hydrophobic PTFE membranes housed in a polypropylene capsule are designed for use with solvents and aggressive solutions. The filter is fully autoclavable and integrity-testable for sterile applications. It is manufactured under very clean conditions in a Class 10,000 clean room and under an ISO Quality System. The maximum pressure is 60psi (4.1 bar). Fittings: 1/4 inch Male National Pipe Thread. Filtration Area, Capsule: 75mm. Pore Size: 0.2µm. 5/Pack. Whatman #: 2702M. |
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Whatman 2714T Polycap HD 75 Polypropylene Capsule Filter with FNPT Inlet and Outlet, 60 psi Maximum Pressure, 20.0 Micron (Pack of 5) List Price: $358.98 Sale Price: $322.97 |
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This Whatman Polycap HD has a 10.0µm pore size, a 75mm caspule filtration area, and a female national pipe thread inlet and outlet. It is a well-engineered product that offers high filtration efficiency and excellent filtrate purity due to its materials and methods of manufacture. Polycap HD provides a unique advantage in process applications, as its performance characteristics fit between gross filters and microporous membrane filters used for final filtration. The 100% polypropylene filter media, support system, and housing allow usage with a broad range of solutions, pH, and temperature. It has a high flow and high retention capacity. It is constructed of materials that are FDA approved for food contact. Polycap HD is steam autoclavable at 121° C for 20 minutes. It has a manual vent with luer lock to bleed air from upstream or serve as an injection or sample port. It is manufactured in a Class 10,000 clean room in an ISO certified manufacturing plant. Maximum pressure is 4.1 bar (60psi). Fittings: 3/8 inch Female National Pipe Thread. Filtration area: 75mm Capsule. Pore Size: 10.0µm. 5/Pack. Whatman #: 2714T. |
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Whatman UN203NPUDPP Polypropylene Mini-UniPrep Syringeless Filter, 0.45 Micron (Pack of 100) List Price: $292.88 Sale Price: $278.80 |
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The Mini-UniPrep syringeless filter provides a faster, easier way to remove particulates from samples being prepared for high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC)/ultra high performance liquid chromatography (UHPLC) analysis. It lets you prepare samples in one third the time required by other methods. This preassembled filtration device consists of a 0.4ml capacity chamber and a plunger. The plunger contains a filtration membrane at one end and a preattached cap/septum at the other. The plunger is pressed through the sample in the outer chamber and positive pressure forces the filtrate into the reservoir of the plunger. Air escapes through the vent hole until the locking ring is engaged providing an air-tight seal. Within seconds, the Mini-UniPrep can be placed into 'any able to contain' 2ml vial for injection into your instrument. The device can be used either manually or with a compressor unit. The multi-compressor can process up to 6 samples at one time, further improving sample processing time and reducing the risk of hand stress. Cap: Standard. Housing: Translucent. Filtration Membrane: Depth Polypropylene. Retention: 0.45µm. 100/Pack. Whatman #: UN203NPUDPP. |
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The weather patterns during the summer of 2010 have had a devastating effect on many areas of the globe. Torrential downpours, flooding, and mudslides have occurred in so many places that it's hard to count, and although the situations of people living in these areas are diverse, everyone affected by all of these disasters all have one ironic thing in common. They all need sources of clean, fresh water for drinking and sanitation. Flooding often adversely affects water treatment plants and contaminates available water resources. At times like these, mobile water purification systems can create an instant source of the clean water the people require.
Mobile water purification trailers are the perfect solution to disrupted water services, because they can be at the site where they are needed very quickly. In most instances of disaster, it is vital to get clean water to the scene as soon as possible because of medical emergencies and other needs for sanitary measures. Clean water is also essential for the maintenance of any kind of normal life. People can live in shelters and resign themselves to the loss of possessions, but the need for water has to be met. Humans and animals cannot live without constantly replenishing the fluids in their bodies.
Disease often becomes rampant in disaster situations, and many times the diseases that strike can be blamed on contaminants in the water. By moving a mobile purification trailer into the area, technicians can have it up and running before disease has a chance to strike. No matter what types of contaminants an area is dealing with, these trailers can be configured to take care of the bacteria that causes them. You don't have to have any previous knowledge of how to operate this type of equipment, either, because company technicians will teach you what to do and help you get going.
There's never a good time for disaster to strike, but it's nice to know that help in providing the water that will be needed so vitally is only a short time away. Thank goodness, too, that here in the United States, we know that when we sustain a water outage, it's going to be shortlived. We only have to think about those unfortunates in the developing nations who never have the luxury of clean fresh water in order to know how lucky we are. Mobile water purification systems could make a world of difference for them, too.
Looking for more information on portable water filtration? Visit SeparmaticSystems.com for all your water purification needs including diatomaceous earth filters and municipal water systems.
A Chronology of Events in the Civilized World on Tobacco
1492- Columbus Discovers Tobacco. In his journal, Columbus mentions tobacco for the first time. Rodrigo de Jerez and Luis de Torres first observe the native smoking ritual and try it themselves. Jerez becomes the first smoker of western decent.
1556-Tobacco use spreads to the old world through Spain and Portugal. The plant that grew from these seeds is christened Nicotina tabacura by Linnaeus, thereby immortalizing Jean Nicot's name. Later the addictive alkaloid is called nicotine.
1548 - The Portuguese begin to grow tobacco for export in Brazil.
1770 - The first tobacco shop is established in Lancaster, PA.
1826 - England is importing only 26 lbs of cigars per year. By 1830, England is importing 250,000 lbs per year.
1847 - Philip Morris is open for business in England. They sell hand rolled Turkish cigarettes.
1854 - Philip Morris begins making its own cigarettes in London, on Bond Street
1881 - James E. Bonsack invents the automated cigarette-making machine. It can produce 200 cigarettes per minute, a production rate which would have previously taken 50 workers, thereby markedly reducing the cost of production. Within one year the largest cigarette manufacturer sells more than a billion cigarettes annually.
1832 - The cigarette is invented by an Egyptian artilleryman during the siege of Acre. The Egyptian's cannon crew had improved their rate of fire by rolling the gunpowder in paper tubes. For this, he and his crew were rewarded with a pound of tobacco. Their only pipe was broken, so they took to rolling the pipe tobacco in the paper tubes.
1864 - First American cigarette factory opens and produces almost 20 million cigarettes annually.
1875 - Allen & Ginter cigarette brands, Richmond Straight Cut No. 1 and Pet, begin using picture cards to stiffen the pack and protect the cigarettes. The cards, with photos of actresses, baseball players, Indian Chiefs, and boxers are enormously successful and represent the first modern promotion scheme for a manufactured product.
1901 - 3.5 billion cigarettes and 6 billion cigars are sold. Four in five American men smoke at least one cigar a day.
1902 - Tiny Philip Morris sets up a corporation in New York to sell its British brands, including Philip Morris, Blues, Cambridge, Derby, and a cigarette named after Marlborough Street, where its London factory is located. Marlboro is one of the earliest woman's cigarettes, featuring a red tip to hide lipstick marks. It does not catch on with the public.
1910 - Most popular brands: Pall Mall, Sweet Caporals, Piedmont, Helmar and Fatima.
1913 - RJ Reynolds introduces Camel, considered by historians as the first 'modern' cigarette.
1917 - During World War I cigarettes become the smoke of choice as pipes and cigars prove unmanageable at the front. Between 1910 and 1919 cigarette production increases by 633% from under 10 billion/year to nearly 70 billion/year and cigarette smoking begins to become fixed among American men. The American Red Cross and the Young Men's Christian Association, previously opposed to the propagation of cigarettes, actively supply them to the troops overseas.
1921 - RJ Reynolds spends $8 million in advertising, mostly on Camel. Inaugurates the highly successful "I'd Walk a Mile for a Camel" slogan.
1924 - Philip Morris re-introduces Marlboro with the slogan "Mild as May," targeting "decent, respectable" women. "Has smoking any more to do with a woman's morals than has the color of her hair?" the advertisement reads. "Marlboros now ride in so many limousines, attend so many bridge parties, and repose in so many handbags."
1927 - A sensation is created when George Washington Hill blatantly aims Lucky Strike advertising campaign at women, urging them to "reach for a Lucky instead of a sweet." Smoking initiation rates among adolescent females triple between 1925-1935, and Lucky Strike captures 38% of the American market.
1936 - Brown and Williamson introduce Viceroy, the first national brand to feature a filter of cellulose acetate. Advertising increases the use of physicians to counter the claims that cigarettes are a major health problem.
1940 - Adult Americans smoke 2,558 cigarettes per capita a year, nearly twice the consumption of 1930
1945 - Smoking is now socially acceptable for women. Another generation of Americans is now habituated to tobacco as a result of free cigarettes distributed by the Red Cross and other organizations to our fighting men and women.
1952 - Kent introduces the 'Micronite' filter, which Lorillard claims "offers the greatest health protection in cigarette history." It turns out to be made of asbestos. Kent discontinues use of the Micronite filter four years later.
1954 - RJ Reynolds:- introduces:- Winston:- filter cigarettes, but promotes the taste benefit, not health. Winston dominates the US market for the next 15 years.
1954 - Marlboro advertising taken over by the Chicago ad agency Leo Burnett. "Delivers the Goods on Flavor" ran the new slogan in newspaper ads. Design of the campaign, which features 'Marlboro Men,' is credited to John Landry of Philip Morris. Prior to initiating this campaign, Marlboro had <1% of the US market.
1963 – Marlboro dispenses with tattooed sailors and athletes as the Marlboro Man and settles on the exclusive use of cowboys. For several years, Philip Morris research had shown that sales increased whenever they cowboys appeared in their campaigns.
1964 - Marlboro Country ad campaign is launched. "Come to where the flavor is. Come to Marlboro Country." Marlboro sales begin growing at 10% a year.
1968 - Philip Morris introduces Virginia Slims with the slogan, "You've come a long way, baby." Five yeas later, Billy Jean King, wearing Virginia Slims colors, defeats Bobby Riggs in the televised 'Battle of the Sexes.' Virginia Slims continues to promote tennis matches to this day.
1972 - Marlboro becomes the best-selling cigarette in the world. It remains so today by a wide margin.
1999 - About 10 million Americans smoke cigars.
2002 - CDC estimates smoking health and productivity costs reach $150 billion a year, according to a new study published in this week's WMMR. CDC estimated the total cost of smoking at $3,391 a year for every smoker, and even itemized the per-pack health/productivity costs at $7.18/pack. Further, it estimated the smoking-related medical costs at $3.45 per pack, and job productivity lost because of premature death from smoking at $3.73 per pack.
Current campaign
Fire-safe cigarette legislation has been passed or introduced in many states. To maintain regulatory uniformity, all states and countries are using the “model” FSC regulatory bill based on the New York FSC law. With identical fire safety regulations for cigarettes in all states and countries, cigarette manufacturers can voluntarily produce FSC worldwide. Until then, legislative campaigns mandating FSC will continue.
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should i cut off my cigarette filter?
my husband smokes unfiltered Pall Malls and tells me that they are the bestest. i like malboro full flavor. i tried a couple packs of his PAll Malls and liked them, but not the flavor. he said that i should cut off my malboro filters to get the full flavor for my cigs. my daughter smokes untralights sometimes and has to cut off the filters otherwise she complanes saying that it doesnt tastte like anything. should i cut them off to enjoy the hidden tasteyness?
I`m a smoker too. We all know that they aren`t good for us but at least with a filter you have a little protection from the tar and nicotine. Cut the filter off and you have no protection at all.
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