ZCMT1-010C-LP | TETPOR LIQUID filter

TETPOR LIQUID filters are particularly suitable for sterilization and particulate removal from aggressive chemicals (including acids, bases and solvents) within a wide range of critical
processing industries.
The superior performance, strength and durability of TETPOR LIQUID filters stems from the use of a single layer, high security PTFE membrane, which has a high dirt holding capacity due to its high voids volume. This results in low pressure drops and long service life.
High flow rates are achieved due to the optimized pleat pack density and the superior design construction of TETPOR LIQUID filters.

Features and Benefits
• Superior chemical resistance of PTFE membrane combined with polypropylene hardware
• Integrity tested prior to despatch

• Validated to current ASTM F838 methodology
• Comprehensive range of end cap configurations for retrofitting

Performance Characteristics

TOC / Conductivity >The filtrate quality from a 10¨ (250 mm) TETPOR LIQUID conforms to the requirements of current USP <643> (TOC) and USP <645> (conductivity).

Endotoxins Aqueous extracts from the 10¨ (250 mm) TETPOR LIQUID contain < 0.25 EU / ml when tested in accordance with the Limulus Amoebocyte Lysate test.

Non-Volatile Extractables (NVE) Total NVEs extracted in the fi rst 5 litre fl ush of purified water for a 10¨ (250 mm) cartridge are <5 mg.

Pharmaceutical Validation A full validation guide is available upon request from Laboratory Services Group (LSG).

Oxidizable Substances TETPOR LIQUID filter  cartridges meet current USP and EP quality standards for sterile purifi ed water for oxidizable substances following a <1 litre water flush.

Integrity Test Data All filters are integrity testable to the following limits when wet with 60/40 IPA / Water and using air as the test gas.

Retention Characteristics TETPOR LIQUID filter cartridges are validated by bacterial challenge testing with Brevundimonas diminuta to current ASTM F838 methodology (107
organisms / cm2 EFA minimum) with typical in-house challenge levels being 1011 organisms per 10¨ (250 mm) filter cartridge.