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Nasco Whirl-Pak Filter Bags 190x300 mm without Tape and Wire, Filling Volume 1627 ml, Pack of 250

Brand:Nasco

Specifications

Dimensions (WxH)
190 x 300 mm
Height
300 mm
Material
PE
Max. temp. resistance
82 °C
Min. temp. resistance
-210 °C
Nominal capacity
1627 ml
Sterile
Yes
Temperature resistance
-210 ... 82 °C
Thickness
102 µm
UNSPSC
41104105

$522.70

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Product description

The Nasco Whirl-Pak Filter Bags are sterile, polyethylene sample bags designed for filtration without tape and wire closures. Measuring 190x300 mm with a filling volume of 1627 ml, these bags provide a convenient and reliable solution for sample collection and filtration. Supplied in a pack of 250, they are ideal for laboratory and field sampling applications.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Nasco
  • Dimensions: 190 x 300 mm
  • Material: Polyethylene, sterile
  • Filling Volume: 1627 ml
  • Closure: without tape and wire
  • Quantity: Pack of 250 bags

Nasco Whirl-Pak Filter Bags offer a practical solution for sample filtration and collection in various testing environments.

Frequently asked questions

It are sterile, polyethylene sample bags designed for filtration without tape and wire closures. Measuring 190x300 mm with a filling volume of 1627 ml, these bags provide a convenient and reliable solution for sample collection and filtration. Supplied in a pack of 250, they are ideal for laboratory and field sampling applications.

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