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Type 111. Resistant to steam sterilisation up to 134 °C, or in dry heat up to 180 °C. Very low adsorption (important when filtering proteinaceous solutions). Suitable for particle removal and ultracleaning of aqueous solutions, methanol, ethanol, high-grade alcohols and residue analysis of fuels and oils. The extractable content of these filters make up <1% of their weight. Other pore sizes and formats available on request.


Other patterns are available on request.
Colour: White
Manufacturer Article Number: 12342--47------N
Material: Cellulose acetate (CA)
Max. temperature resistance: 180 °C
Pore size: 5.00 µm
Type: 11
UNSPSC: 41104921
Ø: 47 mm
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