Fiber Filter Bags 25 micron porosity- 200 Count. Order F57 Filter Bags by 200 count package quantity (E.g. 5 = 1,000 filter bags). Volume discounts will be applied when added to the shopping cart. Quantity discounts apply at 1000, 5000 and 10,000 quantities
The F57 filter bag now incorporates a process called point-bonding to laminate the various layers of the filter matrix. This process causes some noticeable “points” to be visible, however this does not affect the porosity or flow characteristics of the material. Exhaustive testing was done to confirm consistency and results before making the process change.
Order F58 Filter Bags by 100 count package quantity(E.g. 10 = 1,000 filter bags). Volume discounts will be applied when added to the shopping cart. Quantity discounts apply at 1000, 5000 and 10,000 quantities
The F58 filter bag is mainly designed for customers working with small grind size samples (0.5 – 1.0 mm screens) to support NIR analysis and some samples known for significant pulverization during grinding, regardless of screen size.
The porosity of the F58 filter bags are finer than the F57 but have increased flow capacity because of the type of polymer used to make the filter matrix. The F58 will allow better flow of chemicals to the sample and reduce artificially high values due to clumping caused by some sample types. Use for crude fiber, neutral detergent fiber and acid detergent fiber analysis. The bag has not been validated for use in the Daisy Incubator for in vitro studies.
Due to the polymers used, the F58 bag cannot be used to support follow-on assays for nitrogen or 72% H2SO4 lignin.
At various times during assays involving ANKOM instruments you will need to seal the ANKOM Filter Bags.
The HS Heat Sealer (120v 50/60HZ) is used for sealing ANKOM Filter Bags.
At various times during assays involving ANKOM instruments you will need to seal the ANKOM Filter Bags.
The HSi Heat Sealer (220v 50/60HZ) is used for sealing ANKOM Filter Bags.
Please specify the country in which the heat sealer will be used so that ANKOM can supply the proper power plug.
Replacement cover for the 120v and 220v Heat Sealers (P/N: HS, HSi). This is applied over the heating element and held in place with clamp strips. For installation diagram refer to Heat Sealer Operation Manual.
Replacement Insulator Strip on the 120v and 220v Heat Sealers (P/N: HS, HSi). This is adhesive-backed and positioned beneath the heating element. For installation diagram refer to Heat Sealer Operation Manual.
Replacement Silicone Rubber Gasket for upper pressure bar (in handle) of the 120v and 220v Heat Sealers (P/N: HS, HSi). For installation diagram refer to Heat Sealer Operation Manual.
New Bag Suspender design – Ongoing research on the bag suspender suggested a higher degree of level to level variation for some sample types. This led us to develop a new design that would do a better job of controlling the vertical flow to make sure the flow rate is basically the same at each level. This new design is now being shipped with all new A200 and A2000 series fiber analyzers.
If you are planning to order replacement trays for your fiber analyzer with the original design we highly recommend switching to the new design. Where required, we can provide the old design, but you will need to contact us by phone or email to confirm availability.
You CANNOT mix and match the “old” and new style bag suspender trays.
There is no change in pricing for the new design. The new bag suspender will increase precision on a level to level basis for some sample types.
New Bag Suspender design – Ongoing research on the bag suspender suggested a higher degree of level to level variation for some sample types. This led us to develop a new design that would do a better job of controlling the vertical flow to make sure the flow rate is basically the same at each level. This new design is now being shipped with all new A200 and A2000 series fiber analyzers.
If you are planning to order replacement trays for your fiber analyzer with the original design we highly recommend switching to the new design. Where required, we can provide the old design, but you will need to contact us by phone or email to confirm availability.
You CANNOT mix and match the “old” and new style bag suspender trays.
There is no change in pricing for the new design. The new bag suspender will increase precision on a level to level basis for some sample types.
This assembly includes the Bag Suspender and the weight.
New Bag Suspender design – Ongoing research on the bag suspender suggested a higher degree of level to level variation for some sample types. This led us to develop a new design that would do a better job of controlling the vertical flow to make sure the flow rate is basically the same at each level. This new design is now being shipped with all new A200 and A2000 series fiber analyzers.
If you are planning to order replacement trays for your fiber analyzer with the original design we highly recommend switching to the new design. Where required, we can provide the old design, but you will need to contact us by phone or email to confirm availability.
You CANNOT mix and match the “old” and new style bag suspender trays.
There is no change in pricing for the new design. The new bag suspender will increase precision on a level to level basis for some sample types.
The 101.2 Bag Weigh Holder is used to hold a filter bag open for easy insertion of the sample.
This part is especially useful during the weighing process.
Inside the zipper bag are desiccant packs that absorb moisture within the bag.
To avoid negatively impacting your assay results with unwanted moisture, use these assemblies to store filter bags while they are cooling after being dried.
To properly record results, it is best to label ANKOM Filter Bags before running an assay.
The F08 Marker is an acetone resistant black marker that can be used to label ANKOM F57, XT4, and In Situ Bags.
This stamp works well for marking the F57 and F58 Filter Bags. The ink resists the chemicals and the stamp advances the number each time it is pressed down.
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