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What is nominal filtration accuracy?

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nominal filtration accuracy is the declared size of particles retained with the specified partial effectiveness established by the manufacturer.

What does nominal filtration accuracy mean in practice?

The manufacturer determines the particle size retained at a stated efficiency of less than full retention, often according to its own test method.

When does it matter?

The number of microns alone without the retention percentage does not allow the insert to be treated as a protective barrier with a certain limit.

Which solutions are related to it?

For critical applications, a retention curve or beta coefficient is requested and test methods are compared.