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Hahnemühle Quarz-Microfibre Filter QFH, 47 mm 85 g/sqm, Without Binder, Pack of 50

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Binder
Without
Ø
47 mm
Max. temp. resistance
1000 °C
Thickness
0.45 mm
Type
QFH
UNSPSC
41104918
Weight
85 g/m²

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Product description

The Hahnemühle Quarz-Microfibre Filter QFH, 47 mm, 85 g/sqm, Without Binder, Pack of 50, is designed for high-precision filtration applications where binder-free microfibre filters are essential. These filters offer excellent retention capacity and are ideal for demanding laboratory environments that require high-purity filtration without the risk of binder contamination.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Hahnemühle
  • Model: Quarz-Microfibre Filter QFH
  • Diameter: 47 mm
  • Weight: 85 g/sqm
  • Binder: Without binder for purity and high retention
  • Packaging: Pack of 50 filters

Hahnemühle's Quarz-Microfibre Filter QFH provides the purity and high-performance filtration needed for critical laboratory applications, ensuring precise and reliable results.

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Quarz-microfibre filter QFH, 47 mm 85 g/sqm, without binder pack of 50

Manufacturer P/N

QFH047

Part Number

7.970 403

Manufacturer

Hahnemühle

Ø

47 mm

Quarz-microfibre filter QFH, 150 mm 85 g/sqm, without binder pack of 50

Manufacturer P/N

QFH150

Part Number

6.255 834

Manufacturer

Hahnemühle

Ø

150 mm

Frequently asked questions

It is designed for high-precision filtration applications where binder-free microfibre filters are essential. These filters offer excellent retention capacity and are ideal for demanding laboratory environments that require high-purity filtration without the risk of binder contamination.

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