Send an RFQ for Merck CESE0ST400CT, OPTISEAL T-LINE 3/4" TC. Iright supports global sourcing and international shipment for life science and laboratory products.
| eCl@ss | 32019190 |
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| UNSPSC Code | 41116500 |
Answer:No. The housing holds a compatible Optiseal filter cartridge, which supplies the filtration medium.
Answer:The configuration uses 3/4-inch Tri-Clamp sanitary connections.
Answer:The Optiseal T-line configuration is intended for liquid applications; the Optiseal in-line housing configuration is associated with gas venting.
The Optiseal T-Line sanitary cartridge housing is a polypropylene filter-housing assembly for controlled liquid filtration with compatible Optiseal cartridge filters. The T-line configuration and 3/4-inch Tri-Clamp sanitary connections support installation into hygienic processing lines. A matching Optiseal cartridge provides the membrane filtration function, while the housing secures the cartridge and directs liquid through the filter. Its cartridge-to-housing interface uses the Optiseal double O-ring sealing arrangement to minimize bypass at the filter connection. Applications include filtration of compatible aqueous fluids in pharmaceutical, bioprocess, food and industrial operations. Select the cartridge and seals for the fluid chemistry, pressure and temperature conditions; verify sanitary connection dimensions and downstream process requirements. Inspect seal condition and housing integrity during installation and cleaning. This item is the T-line housing assembly, not a filter membrane or a replacement cartridge.
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