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Filter paper sheets MN 714, 580x580 mm pack of 100

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HS Code #
48054000
Colour
White
Depth
580 mm
Dimensions (WxD)
580 x 580 mm
Filtration speed
20 s
Material
Cellulose
Max. filtration speed
20 s
Shape
Filter sheets
Thickness
0.25 mm
Type
MN 714
UNSPSC
41104929

$230.34

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Product description

Medium fast, embossed.

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Filter paper sheets MN 714, 580x580 mm pack of 100

Manufacturer P/N

153010A

Part Number

7.085 955

Manufacturer

Macherey-Nagel

Depth

580 mm

Filter paper sheets MN 714, 450x450 mm pack of 100

Manufacturer P/N

153020A

Part Number

4.000 447

Manufacturer

Macherey-Nagel

Depth

450 mm

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