Membrane Filters are custom die-cut.
December 12, 2008 -
Custom Die Cut Membranes are suited for filtering fluids and gases or venting in medical, pharmaceutical, life sciences, and laboratory equipment. They are manufactured from PTFE, nonwovens, and other materials, and can incorporate intricate shapes, including narrow cross sections and close hole spacing. Membranes are supplied on rolls, with or without adhesive backing, and can be produced from a dxf, pdf, or most any drawing file and material supplied or specified by customer.
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Original Press release
Interstate Specialty Products
55 Gilmore Dr.
Sutton, MA, 01590
USA
Custom Membrane Filters for Precise Filtration and Venting
Custom precision membranes for filtering fluids and gases or venting in medical, pharmaceutical, life sciences, and laboratory equipment are being introduced by Interstate Specialty Products, Inc. of Sutton, Massachusetts.
Interstate Custom Die Cut Membranes are manufactured to specification using a proprietary process which produces smoother edges than compression cutting and is performed in a clean practice, positive pressure facility. Manufactured from PTFE, nonwovens and other materials, they can incorporate intricate shapes, including narrow cross sections and close hole spacing, and can be supplied on rolls, with or without an adhesive backing.
Capable of producing small quantities and permitting 'on the fly' changes to rapidly develop parts from concept to production, Interstate Custom Die Cut Membranes can be produced from a dxf, pdf, or most any drawing file and materials either supplied or specified by the customer. Membranes can range in size from under 1" sq. with ±0.005" tolerances, depending upon material.
Interstate Custom Die Cut Membranes are priced according to material, part complexity, quantity, and special customer packaging requirements. Price quotations, samples and literature are available upon request.
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