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Hahnemühle Folded Filters 1573, 125 mm Qualitative Filter Paper, 88 g/sqm, Pack of 100

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Ash content
0.05 %
Ø
125 mm
Filtration speed
50 s
Max. filtration speed
50 s
Shape
Folded filters
Thickness
0.17 mm
Type
1573
Type of analysis
Qualtitative
UNSPSC
41104929
Weight
88 g/m²

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Product description

The Hahnemühle Folded Filters 1573, 125 mm Qualitative Filter Paper offers reliable performance for routine laboratory filtration tasks. With a basis weight of 88 g/sqm, these folded filter papers provide excellent retention and flow rate, making them ideal for qualitative analysis in academic, industrial, and research labs.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Hahnemühle
  • Type: Folded qualitative filter paper
  • Diameter: 125 mm
  • Basis Weight: 88 g/sqm
  • Application: Suitable for general laboratory filtration tasks
  • Packaging: Pack of 100

Hahnemühle’s folded filters are trusted for their consistent performance and high-quality construction, supporting a wide range of qualitative filtration applications.

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Folded filters 1573, 125 mm qualitative filterpaper, 88 g/sqm, pack of 100

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It offers reliable performance for routine laboratory filtration tasks. With a basis weight of 88 g/sqm, these folded filter papers provide excellent retention and flow rate, making them ideal for qualitative analysis in academic, industrial, and research labs.

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