Pre-filters, glass microfibre, type 134
CHF 120.00*
Content:
50
Delivery according to order confirmation
Product number:
9053714
Manufacturer:
Sartorius Lab Instruments
Packaging information:
Length:
184 mm
Width:
183 mm
Height:
37 mm
Weight:
0.03 kg
Description
With acrylic latex binder (4% to 6%, determined by ashing).
Other formats are available on request.
Other formats are available on request.
Properties
| Binder: | Organic |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Article Number: | 13400-100------K |
| Max. temperature resistance: | 180 °C |
| Thickness: | 0.39 mm |
| Type: | 134 |
| UNSPSC: | 41104918 |
| Weight: | 73 g/m² |
| Ø: | 100 mm |
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