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Filter Tips

Filter tips are smaller than cannula filters and are designed to fit on the end of larger diameter sample probes.

20µm Filter Tips Agilent/VanKel/Varian, Hanson, Erweka, Pharmatest Compatible 1000 Case

Part Number	Pack Size	Enquire
FILTIP-20	1000 Case

20µm Filter Tips Agilent/VanKel Compatible 1000 Case. Will fit 1/8” probes (most Hanson, Erweka, Pharmatest cannula) and also the standard Varian (VanKel) cannula (01 series).

OEM Part# 17-4100

5µm Filter Tips Agilent/VanKel/Varian, Hanson, Erweka, Pharmatest Compatible 1000 Case

Part Number	Pack Size	Enquire
FILTIP-05	1000 Case

5µm Filter Tips

Will fit 1/8” probes (most Hanson, Erweka, Pharmatest cannula) and also the standard Varian (VanKel) cannula (01 series).

OEM Part# 17-4110

45µm Filter Tips Agilent/VanKel/Varian, Hanson, Erweka, Pharmatest Compatible 1000 Case

Part Number	Pack Size	Enquire
FILTIP-45	1000 Case

45µm Filter Tips Agilent/VanKel/Varian, Hanson, Erweka, Pharmatest Compatible 1000 Case. Will fit 1/8” probes (most Hanson, Erweka, Pharmatest cannula) and also the standard Varian (VanKel) cannula (01 series).

OEM Part# 17-4100

10µm Filter Tips Agilent/VanKel/Varian, Hanson, Erweka, Pharmatest Compatible 1000 Case

10µm Filter Tips Agilent/VanKel Compatible 1000 Case

Part Number	Pack Size	Enquire
FILTIP-10	1000 Case

Will fit 1/8” probes (most Hanson, Erweka, Pharmatest cannula) and also the standard Varian (VanKel) cannula (01 series).

OEM Part# 17-4120

2µm Filter Tips Agilent/VanKel/Varian, Hanson, Erweka, Pharmatest Compatible 1000 Case

Part Number	Pack Size	Enquire
FILTIP-02	1000 Case

2µm Filter Tips.

OEM Part# 17-4100

Will fit 1/8” probes (most Hanson, Erweka, Pharmatest cannula) and also the standard Varian (VanKel) cannula (01 series).

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Ensure Filters are Clean

If in-line filters are used it is important that a small amount of media is pushed back in the reverse direction to wash particles off the filter back into the vessel.

Failure to do this will result in particles staying on the filter. These particles have not only been removed from the media but may also produce erroneously high readings when the next sample is pulled through the filter.

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