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Inventor: Eric Sklar


Address: Northville, MI
No. of patents: 5
Last patent issue date: 02/27/2007

NumberTitleIssue Date
7182858Multiple barrier filter apparatus
A filter apparatus is provided which includes a first filter membrane element (40a), and a second bacterial filter membrane element. The first viral filter element (40a) is capable of treating water at a first second flow rate and is adap...
02/27/2007
5601711Selective separation filter device
A filter device or apparatus is provided for the separation of materials, especially biomaterials from a fluid sample, under a force such as centrifugation, positive pressure, vacuum, or gravity. The device comprises two or more in-line tubular elements, ...
02/11/1997
5472606Self-supporting, pleated, spirally wound filter
A coreless filter comprises a pleated, spirally wound loop of material disposed in a housing. The loop includes a layer of filter material, such as a membrane filter, interposed between two support layers....
12/05/1995
5403482Self-supporting, pleated, spirally wound filter and the corresponding process of making
A coreless filter comprises a pleated, spirally wound loop of material disposed in a housing. The loop includes a layer of filter material, such as a membrane filter, interposed between two support layers....
04/04/1995
5308483Microporous filtration funnel assembly
An in-line filter assembly is provided of a type having a housing divided into inlet and outlet chambers by a filter membrane having its periphery fluid-flow-sealed within the housing, the filter being readily disassemblable so that the filter membrane ca...
05/03/1994
 
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