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Bubble Point Tester

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Introduction

One of the most important parameters in a filter or membrane is the first bubble point or FBP. This point defines the largest pores present inside the material. ASTM F-316 defines the FBP as the pressure at which the first continuous stream of bubbles is detected.
In the POROMETER FBP Tester the pressure is automatically raised in a linear way and the first bubble point is visually determined as the pressure at which the first stream of bubbles is seen. This pressure is automatically calculated into a pore size thus giving the largest pore in the sample.
 
Configuration
The  sample holder is built in stainless steel and the standard diameter of the sample is 50 mm. Other sizes are available upon request.
 
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Product Features

Accurate Measurement: Determines the bubble point pressure of porous materials and filter membranes.

Easy Operation: Features a user-friendly design for convenient testing.

Wide Applications: Suitable for filter media, membrane filters, and porous materials.

Quality Evaluation: Helps assess pore size characteristics and filter integrity.

Reliable Performance: Supports consistent testing and quality control.

FAQs

Q1: What is a Bubble Point Tester used for?

A: It measures the bubble point pressure of porous materials and filter membranes to evaluate pore characteristics and integrity.

Q2: Which materials can be tested?

A: It can be used for porous membranes, filter media, and other suitable porous materials.

Q3: What is the bubble point principle?

A: It measures the pressure required for air or another gas to pass through the largest wetted pores of a sample.

Q4: What industries use a Bubble Point Tester?

A: Common applications include filtration, pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, and membrane manufacturing.

Q5: Can the tester evaluate filter integrity?

A: Yes. Bubble point testing can help identify defects or integrity issues in compatible filter membranes.

 

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