9.75in (248mm) Centrifuge Extractor Filter Rings (Grade 923), with 2.5in (64mm) hole diameter are for use with Gilson HM-808 and HM-806 1,500g Gilson Centrifuge Extractors and HMA-263 1,500g Gilson Centrifuge Extractor Bowl. The rings have micron retention of 20, fast filter speed, and a flow rate of 200ml/min. Sold in a package of 100.
Features:
Included Items:
| Attribute name | Attribute value |
|---|---|
| Outside Diameter | 9.75in (24.8cm) |
| Hole Diameter | 2.5 (6.4) |
| Grade | 923 |
| Flow Rate | 200mL/min |
| Filter Speed | Fast |
| Micron Retention | 20 |
| Estimated Shipping Weight | 4.0lb (1.81kg) |
I'm very satisfied with this product. It was exactly what I wanted in my travel trailer, for a lot more accurate heating. Now I can pinpoint it to exactly the temperature I want, instead of guessing, sliding the conventional thermostat back and forth. Will for sure save on propane too! Nice back light when adjusting the temperature, making it easy to see even at night.
I'm very satisfied with this product. It was exactly what I wanted in my travel trailer, for a lot more accurate heating. Now I can pinpoint it to exactly the temperature I want, instead of guessing, sliding the conventional thermostat back and forth. Will for sure save on propane too! Nice back light when adjusting the temperature, making it easy to see even at night.
I'm very satisfied with this product. It was exactly what I wanted in my travel trailer, for a lot more accurate heating. Now I can pinpoint it to exactly the temperature I want, instead of guessing, sliding the conventional thermostat back and forth. Will for sure save on propane too! Nice back light when adjusting the temperature, making it easy to see even at night.
I'm very satisfied with this product. It was exactly what I wanted in my travel trailer, for a lot more accurate heating. Now I can pinpoint it to exactly the temperature I want, instead of guessing, sliding the conventional thermostat back and forth. Will for sure save on propane too! Nice back light when adjusting the temperature, making it easy to see even at night.
