GF/C Filter Papers for Phosphate HR & Nitrate
GF/C Filter Papers for Phosphate HR & Nitrate
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GF/C Filter Papers for Phosphate HR & Nitrate filtration workflow
These GF/C filter papers are used inside the Filter Paper Adapter to filter the sample as required by the Phosphate HR and Nitrate methods. They are not a general accessory — they are part of a specific filtration system designed to support consistent sample preparation.
How the system works
- Step 1: Place a filter paper into the Filter Paper Adapter.
- Step 2: Lock in the 20 mL Luer Lock syringe.
- Step 3: Push the sample through the filter for the Phosphate HR or Nitrate workflow.
Why it matters for accuracy
- Method-correct filtration: supports the sample prep step required for these tests.
- Repeatability: consistent filtration helps keep results more repeatable.
- Clean workflow: filtration helps reduce interference from particulates in the sample.
Required components (complete the setup)
- Adapter for Filter Papers — holds the filter paper
- 20 mL Luer Lock Syringe — locks into the adapter to push the sample through
Compatibility
- PoolWaterLAB photometer
- PrimeLab 2/0
- PoolLab 2.0
FAQ
Do I need these for Phosphate HR and Nitrate tests?
Yes — when the method requires filtration, these GF/C filter papers are used inside the adapter as part of the workflow.
Are these papers used on their own?
No. They are designed to be used inside the Filter Paper Adapter, together with the 20 mL Luer Lock syringe.
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