Cellulose filters are used in qualitative analytical techniques to determine and identify materials.
Prepleated qualitative filters are available, which give improved flow rate and increased loading capacity compared to equivalent flat filters.
10 in stock
Extremely fast filtering with excellent retention of coarse particles and gelatinous
precipitates such as ferric hydroxide and aluminum hydroxide.
Very useful as a rapid filter for routine clean-up of biological fluids or organic extracts during analysis.
Used when high flow rates in air pollution monitoring are required and the collection of fine particles is not critical.
Available prepleated as Grade 4V.
Rs.1,057.50 – Rs.2,355.00
Cellulose filters are used in qualitative analytical techniques to determine and identify materials.
Prepleated qualitative filters are available, which give improved flow rate and increased loading capacity compared to equivalent flat filters.
Variation Codes | 1004-042, 1004-090, 1004-110, 1004-125, 1004-150 |
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Grade 44: 3 μm*
Thin version of Grade 42 retaining very fine particles but with lower ash weight per sample and almost twice the flow rate of Grade 42.
Lenses and other optical surfaces made from glass, quartz or plastic can be easily
scratched if you do not clean them with a very soft surface.
High-quality Whatman
lens cleaning tissue provides the solution. The tissue is chemically pure and free
from silicones and other additives.
Most importantly, it can be relied on to safely remove surface moisture and grease.
Grade GF10 Reel 35 mm x 30 m Core 70 mm 1/PK
This filter with extreme mechanical stability and temperature resistant up to 180°C is used
as a weighing aid for infrared weighing and as a roll filter in automatic air filtration units.
Cellulose extraction thimbles are produced from high-quality alpha cellulose cotton
linter and have excellent mechanical strength and retention.
Standard single thickness thimbles have a wall thickness of approximately 1 mm
(10.0 μm nominal particle retention).
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