Membrane filters, Grade NC, made from cellulose nitrate
CHF 643.00*
Content:
50
Delivery according to order confirmation
Product number:
9057225
Manufacturer:
Cytiva Europe GmbH
Packaging information:
Length:
143 mm
Width:
143 mm
Height:
20 mm
Weight:
0.091 kg
Description
Applications:
- For prefiltration and dust measurement, clarification and sterile filtration
- For aqueous solutions
- Very easily wetted
- Hydrophilic
- Can be used up to 125 °C
- Autoclavable up to 121 °C
| Hazardous Substance Data | |
| GHS | |
| Signal word | Achtung |
| H-Satz | H228 |
| SDS | Link |
Properties
| Autoclavable: | Yes |
|---|---|
| GHS: | GHS02 |
| Manufacturer Article Number: | 10401121 |
| Material: | Cellulose nitrate (CN) |
| Max. temperature resistance: | 125 °C |
| Pore size: | 0.45 µm |
| Type: | NC 45 |
| UNSPSC: | 41104921 |
| Ø: | 100 mm |
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