Esco's Nanocarb™ activated carbon filters are constructed in order to ensure maximum filter efficiency, retention capacity and operator protection. Esco's research scientists and engineers, working in consultation with world-leading authorities on adsorption science, have developed the following set of unique technologies:
Nanocarb™ Filter Options |
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Code
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Name
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Suitable Applications
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A
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Standard Filter | All common laboratory chemicals, especially with organics. When no specific requirements are present, or when more than one type of chemical is used. |
B
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Acid Filter | Applications involving sulphur dioxide, hydroflouric acid fumes. Removes inorganic / organic acid vapours and fumes. |
C
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Mercury Compounds Filter | Highly effective for removal of mercury vapour and compounds. (Stable, non-volatile mercuric sulphide filter media). |
D
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Sulphur Compounds Filter | Removal of sulphur compounds. |
E
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Halogen Compounds Filter | Removal of halogen compounds like Chlorine, flourine, Iodine, Bromine, Astatine, etc. |
F
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Aldehyde Filter | Formaldehyde applications or when aldehydes are present. Hospital pathology and endoscopy applications. |
G
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Ammonia/Amines Filter | High performance removal of ammonia/amines by chemisorption. |
H
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Ethers and Chloroform | Special impregnated carbon for ethers and chloroform. |
Optional HEPA Filter | HEPA filter with a typical efficiency of 99.99% removes particulates and aerosols. Ductless fume hoods with HEPA filters are suitable for cleanroom applications, or may be used as a Class I Biological Safety Cabinet. | |
Optional Secondary Backup Carbon Filter | When installed, hood complies with the requirements of ANSI/AIHA Z9.5-2003. |