| C Grade |
Elements
are specifically designed for the removal of liquid aerosols and particulate
from gases in both corrosive and non-corrosive applications. |
| K Grade |
Elements
are specified for particulate removal where corrosive gases and liquids are
to be filtered as they have excellent chemical resistance. They are also used when highly reactive
gases are being analyzed since they exhibit very low levels of adsorption. |
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| CS Grade |
Elements
are designed for high temperature coalescing applications good to 900°F. Excellent
for heavy coalescing. |
| RC Grade |
Elements
are designed for high pressure coalescing applications. These elements consist of a borosilicate
glass inner layer sandwiched between two, rayon / phenolic layers. The reinforced inner/outer layers provide
excellent strength. |
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| S Grade |
Elements
are completely inorganic and are used to filter particulate at temperatures
from 300°F to 900°F. The S21-R
Type are used in diesel emission
applications. |
| ET Grade |
Elements
are hydrocarbon-free filters developed to remove particulate for automotive
emission testing up to 400°F. |
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| Standard Grade |
Elements
are suitable for all particulate removal applications in non-corrosive gases
and liquids. The coarsest grade that
will adequately protect the application should be choosen, as this will
result in the most economical solution to the contamination problems. |
| L Grade |
Elements
have a hydrophobic binder, making them ideal for applications where
sterilization is required. |
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