Filter Systems for Nanopowder Collection
Brand: ParteQ | Category: Nanotechnology
Scalable filter systems that collect the product aerosol leaving a nanoparticle synthesis reactor. Vacuum tight flange connections allow oxygen to be excluded from the process, and filter regeneration and clean in place options can be specified.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Operating temperature | up to 200 °C |
| Connections | vacuum tight flanges for oxygen-free operation |
| Surfaces | electropolished finish available for improved nanopowder handling |
| Options | manual or automated filter regeneration and a clean in place system |
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