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Sartorius Pre-Filters, Glass Fibre, 50 mm, Binder-Free, 13440--50--Q, Pack=500

Brand:Sartorius

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Binder
Without
Ø
50 mm
Max. temp. resistance
500 °C
Thickness
0.44 mm
Type
134
UNSPSC
41104918
Weight
88 g/m²

$600.67

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Product description

The Sartorius Pre-Filters, Glass Fibre, 50 mm, Binder-Free, 13440--50--Q, Pack=500 are designed for reliable pre-filtration in laboratory applications. Made from binder-free glass fibre, these filters are suitable for removing particulates before final filtration and supporting consistent sample preparation workflows.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Sartorius
  • Type: Pre-filters
  • Material: Binder-free glass fibre
  • Diameter: 50 mm
  • Model: 13440--50--Q
  • Application: Suitable for laboratory pre-filtration and sample preparation
  • Packaging: Pack=500

These Sartorius glass fibre pre-filters are a practical choice for laboratories requiring dependable particulate removal before final filtration.

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Pre-filters, glass fibre, 50 mm, binder-free, 13440--50--Q, pack=500

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13440--50------Q

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50 mm

Glass fibre prefilter 42mm binder-free PU=500

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Glass fibre prefilter 44mm binder-free PU=500

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Pre-filters, glass fibre pack of 500, 47mm

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6.202 135

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Ø

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Glass fibre filters, 130 mm pack of 50
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Sartorius Glass Fibre Filters, 130 mm, Pack of 50

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Manufacturer P/N

13440-130------K

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Glass fibre pre-filters pack of 100, 100 mm

Manufacturer P/N

13440-100------K

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9.053 774

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It are designed for reliable pre-filtration in laboratory applications. Made from binder-free glass fibre, these filters are suitable for removing particulates before final filtration and supporting consistent sample preparation workflows.

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