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Round filter 3 p/h, 185 mm moderately fast filtering PU=50

Brand:Sartorius

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Specifications

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Ø
185 mm
Filtration speed
55 s
Max. filtration speed
55 s
Shape
Round filters
Thickness
0.36 mm
Type of analysis
Qualtitative
UNSPSC
41104929
Weight
200 g/m²

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Product description

Smooth, strong when wet and thick.
For relatively large volumes of liquid which are difficult to purify.

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Round filter 3 p/h, 185 mm moderately fast filtering PU=50

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Round filter 3 S/h, 150 mm moderately fast filtering PU=50

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Round filter 3 S/h, 240 mm medium fast filtering PU=50

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