Hahnemühle Glass Microfibre Filter GF9, 50 mm with Inorg. Binder, 70 g/sqm, Pack of 100

The Hahnemühle Glass Microfibre Filter GF9 is designed for high-performance filtration applications, featuring an inorganic binder for superior chemical resistance. With a diameter of 50 mm and a weight of 70 g/sqm, this filter offers excellent retention and efficiency, ideal for laboratories requiring precise separation of fine particles. The pack contains 100 filters, providing cost-effective, high-quality solutions for routine filtration tasks.

Key Features:

• Brand: Hahnemühle
• Filter Type: Glass microfibre filter with inorganic binder
• Diameter: 50 mm
• Weight: 70 g/sqm
• Application: Ideal for high-efficiency filtration of fine particles in laboratory processes
• Packaging: Pack of 100 filters

The Hahnemühle Glass Microfibre Filter GF9 is the preferred choice for laboratories seeking durability, precision, and high performance in filtration applications.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the Hahnemühle Glass Microfibre Filter GF9, 50 mm with Inorg. Binder, 70 g/sqm, Pack of 100 used for?

It is designed for high-performance filtration applications, featuring an inorganic binder for superior chemical resistance. With a diameter of 50 mm and a weight of 70 g/sqm, this filter offers excellent retention and efficiency, ideal for laboratories requiring precise separation of fine particles. The pack contains 100 filters, providing cost-effective, high-quality solutions for routine filtration tasks.

2. Is this product suitable for high-efficiency filtration of fine particles in laboratory processes?

Yes. It is designed for high-efficiency filtration of fine particles in laboratory processes, and offers a diameter of 50 mm and a weight of 70 g/sqm to support this kind of work.

3. What diameter and weight does this product have?

It has a diameter of 50 mm and a weight of 70 g/sqm.

4. What filter type does this product offer?

It offers glass microfibre filter with inorganic binder, made of 100 % borosilicate glass fibres with binders, glass fibre filters capture fine particles down to 1 µm from liquids, in air, gases and aerosols with even 0.3 to 0.5 µm being absorbed and extremely low content in alkali-earth metals.