Fram PH6607 cut open

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I’ve volunteered a Fram PH6607 for science to see if a black silicone ADBV is being used. I think I’ll defer my future filter post-mortems to @53' Stude(I have a box of filters to send to him). I used a Milwaukee oscillating multi-tool to hack away at it. Enjoy.

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A multi-tool!

Dedication.

I'd say it looks good, but that pleat spacing is poor at best. ADBV nitrile or silicone?
It doesn’t have that rubbery smell of nitrile but doesn’t feel like silicone(like a set bead of RTV or silicone caulk, a silicone spatula/scraper or a mouthpiece for a snorkel or scuba regulator) - it oddly feels like a Silpat baking mat.
 
It doesn’t have that rubbery smell of nitrile but doesn’t feel like silicone(like a set bead of RTV or silicone caulk, a silicone spatula/scraper or a mouthpiece for a snorkel or scuba regulator) - it oddly feels like a Silpat baking mat.
Did Tupperware buy Fram now? :unsure:😄
 
This Fram ph6607 is like a guy with like 2-3 maybe 4 missing front teeth....

That's how bad that pleat spacing is on it in the one area especially...

Put up a sign.... Space for Rent....

Fram wants you to be able to see a full side view of their media... Since someone went through all that effort to cut it open, they're just doing you a favor and making it easier.
 
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Having used orange cans intermittently (but with confidence) for decades, recent cut and posts have been disappointing.

I have a stash of old stock PH3600s I bought on clearance that I will use, but not sure I will buy any more.
 
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