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Manifolds Vacuum Filtration Unit LBN-MVF131 is designed for efficient multi-sample filtration with a 3-branch linear configuration for simultaneous processing. It allows single or multi-branch operation with independent PTFE control valves for precise flow regulation. Equipped with SS316 stainless steel funnels and holders, it offers excellent resistance to corrosion, acids, and alkalis. Integrated leak-proof ground joint connections and autoclave compatibility up to 180°C ensure safe and reliable use. Our Manifolds Vacuum Filtration Unit is ideal for liquid filtration, sterilization, pharmaceutical testing, chemistry analysis, and water quality laboratories.
| Filtration Type | Vacuum Filtration |
|---|---|
| Branch Configuration | 3-Branch Linear Arrangement |
| Operation Mode | Single & Multi-Branch Operation |
| Funnel Material | SS316 Stainless Steel |
| Funnel Type | Integral Stainless Steel Funnel |
| Holder Material | SS316 Stainless Steel |
| Filter Head / Support Screen | Stainless Steel / Borosilicate |
| Valve Type | Energy-Efficient PTFE Valve |
| Clamp Material | Aluminum Alloy |
| Chemical Resistance | Resistant to Acids and Alkalis |
| Pore Size Compatibility | 20 µm (Membrane Dependent) |
| Filtration Capacity | Multiple Samples Simultaneously |
| Maximum Operating Temperature | 121 °C |
| Enhanced Temperature Capability | Up to 180 °C |
| Sterilization Method | Autoclave Compatible |
| Connection Type | Ground Joint Connection |
| Joint Sealing | Leak-Proof |
| Assembly Type | Bench-Top Mounted |
| Branch Layout | Linear, Evenly Spaced |
| Package Dimensions (W×D×H) | 490 × 260 × 140 mm |
| Gross Weight | 5.7 kg |
Three-Branch Filtration Design
Independent PTFE Control Valves
SS316 Stainless Steel Construction
Autoclave Compatible Assembly
Leak-Proof Ground Joints
Bench-Top Compact Design
High Chemical Resistance
Manifolds Vacuum Filtration Unit LBN-VF131 is widely used for water quality testing, chemistry analysis, sanitation test, pharmaceuticals, medical field, quality control, separation of liquid and scientific research facilities.
