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Hahnemühle Glass Microfibre Filter GF10, 100 mm with Organic Binder, 70 g/sqm, Pack of 100

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Binder
Organic
Ø
100 mm
Filtration speed
12 s
Max. filtration speed
12 s
Max. temp. resistance
180 °C
Thickness
0.35 mm
Type
GF 10
UNSPSC
41104918
Weight
70 g/m²

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The Hahnemühle Glass Microfibre Filter GF10, 100 mm with Organic Binder, 70 g/sqm, Pack of 100, is designed for high-efficiency filtration in demanding laboratory applications. Reinforced with an organic binder, this filter delivers superior wet strength and structural integrity, making it ideal for air and liquid filtration tasks.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Hahnemühle
  • Type: GF10 Glass Microfibre Filter
  • Diameter: 100 mm
  • Weight: 70 g/sqm
  • Binder: Organic binder for added strength and stability
  • Application: Suitable for air monitoring, water filtration, and analytical procedures
  • Packaging: Pack of 100 filter discs

The Hahnemühle GF10 Glass Microfibre Filter with organic binder is a reliable choice for laboratories needing robust filtration performance and durability.

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It is designed for high-efficiency filtration in demanding laboratory applications. Reinforced with an organic binder, this filter delivers superior wet strength and structural integrity, making it ideal for air and liquid filtration tasks.

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