The Sartorius Membrane Filter 100 mm, 1.2 µm Cellulose Nitrate, UN 3270, 4.1, II, (E) PU=25 is ideal for precise filtration applications in laboratory settings. With a pore size of 1.2 µm, this cellulose nitrate filter is designed to offer efficient separation and high-performance filtration. Its superior quality ensures reliable results in various biological, chemical, and industrial applications. The pack includes 25 units, making it a cost-effective choice for laboratories that require consistent quality and performance in their filtration processes.
Key Features:
Brand: Sartorius
Material: Cellulose Nitrate
Pore Size: 1.2 µm
Diameter: 100 mm
Packaging: Pack of 25 units
UN Number: 3270
Compliance: 4.1, II, (E)
This Sartorius membrane filter is perfect for applications that require precise and efficient filtration, ensuring high-quality results every time.
It is ideal for precise filtration applications in laboratory settings. With a pore size of 1.2 µm, this cellulose nitrate filter is designed to offer efficient separation and high-performance filtration. Its superior quality ensures reliable results in various biological, chemical, and industrial applications. The pack includes 25 units, making it a cost-effective choice for laboratories that require consistent quality and performance in their filtration processes.
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