Filter Papers, Grade 541, quantitative, round filters
CHF 108.20*
Content:
100
Delivery according to order confirmation
Product number:
9056495
Manufacturer:
Cytiva Europe GmbH
Weight:
0.1 kg
* Specifications refer to the packaging unit
- High wet-strength
- High chemical resistance to strong acid and alkali suspensions
- Retention of gelatinous precipitate
- 22 µm nominal particle retention rating
- Fast flow rate (Herzberg filtration speed 34 s)
- Maximum of 0.006 % ash concentration
| Ash content: | 0.006 % |
|---|---|
| Filtration speed: | 0 |
| Manufacturer Article Number: | 1541-150 |
| Max. filtration speed: | 34 s |
| Particle retention: | 22 µm |
| Shape (Filters): | Round filters |
| Type of analysis: | Quantitative |
| UNSPSC: | 40-16-18-03 |
| Ø: | 150 mm |
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