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Filter Sample HoldersThe HH201 and HH201F filter sample holders from Prior Scientific Instruments Ltd. are designed for its H101A and flat-top H101F ProScan motorized microscope stages.

The new sample holders are designed to hold the filter securely, yet still leave a 45.5-mm diameter viewable, allowing analysis of almost the entire surface. The holders enable any filter analysis application to be easily integrated into an automated imaging system, offering savings in time and money.

Filter inspection is critical in many industrial processes for fulfilling regulations requirements, such as ISO 16232, which covers the characterization and measurement of particulate contamination of the parts, components and assemblies, which make up the fluid circuits of motor vehicle combustion engines.

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