Original price was: £1,000.00.£800.00Current price is: £800.00.
HIGH FLOW BIO-X sterile gas filters combine proven depth filter technology and a pleated construction to provide retention down to 0.01 micron in gas.
Flow rates typically 2-3 times that of membrane filters make HIGH FLOW BIO-X the filter that can dramatically reduce cartridge usage and installation size within the fermentation,
food and beverage industries.
The specially developed PTFE impregnation process imparts greater strength and permanent hydrophobicity to the borosilicate microfibre media. This leads to excellent performance in applications such as the provision of sterile gas in filling machines.
The Parker domnick hunter OIL-X range of die-cast compressed air filters has been designed from the outset to meet the air quality requirements of all editions of ISO8573-1, when validated in accordance with the stringent requirements of ISO12500-1.
Key features & benefits
Steam filters for hospitals eliminate instrument staining, spotting, and rusting caused by wet or dirty steam. Wrapped articles emerge from the sterilizer cycle drier and cleaner. Filtering hospital steam also results in reduced contamination of sterilizer interiors which in turn cuts down on cleaning time. Maintenance of sterilizer steam control valves, door seals, and other rubber materials is also significantly minimized.
Balston SR steam filters for the food industry are in full compliance with the requirements of the US Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act. They also meet the regulations of Indirect Food Additives used as Basic Components for Repeated Use of Food Contact Surfaces as specified in 21 CFR Part 177, and current Good Manufacturing Practices, 21 CFR, Part 110. These filters have been accepted by the USDA for use in federally inspected meat and poultry plants. Balston steam filters are in full compliance with the 3A Accepted Practices (Number 609-04) for producing steam of culinary quality. They are also in full compliance with the requirements of the Health Protection Branch of Health and Welfare Canada.
Manufacturers Information
In many packaging and manufacturing applications, the use of vacuum pump exhaust filters is quickly becoming the standard. With heightened regulations from OSHA and the EPA, it is absolutely necessary to use filtration on the exhaust side of vacuum pump systems. Vacuum pumps without exhaust filters will allow oil, used to lubricate the pump, to vent to atmosphere. In this situation, the oil will deposit and collect in the surrounding area, resulting in quality issues and health related issues. Exhausting the oil mist and smoke to the outdoors will increase the risk of ductwork fires, damage to roofs and to the surrounding environment – both soil and groundwater.
