Hemobllo Qualitative Filter Paper Discs 7.08 Inch Medium Flow Rate Lab Filters for Chemistry and Experimental Use 100 Pack

Description This item is made of high- pulp. Qualitative filter papers with moderate flow rates and good particle retention can gelatinous precipitates and separate coarse from solution for correct performance. suitable for general applications. Feature- Material: Paper.- Color: White.- Dia: 18cm- 【Flow Rate】Medium- qualitative filter paper, for retaining materials and general applications.- 【Features】It is a filter paper commonly used in laboratories to filter sediments and suspended solids.- 【 】The laboratory filter paper is made of materials, , tasteless, acid and alkali , and chemically stable.- 【Package Contents】You will receive 100 pieces of medium qualitative filter paper with a diameter of 18cm.- 【SUITABLE FOR】Laboratory filter paper is for experimental and general applications. Package Including 1* Filter Paper

• Core Filtration Performance: Hemobllo Dia Premium Discs filter paper offers a medium flow rate optimized for qualitative filtration, ensuring efficient particle separation in various laboratory and general chemistry applications
• Chemical Stability and Resistance: Manufactured with acid and alkali resistant materials, this filter paper maintains neutral pH and chemical stability during filtration, suitable for diverse reagent handling in lab environments
• Optimal Size and Supply: Each pack contains 1 piece of 7.08-inch diameter qualitative filter paper, providing adequate size for general laboratory filtration tasks without frequent replacement
• Versatile Laboratory Applications: Suitable for sediment retention, chemical filtering, and other routine filtration needs, this filter paper supports a broad range of scientific research and lab procedures requiring qualitative analysis
• Designed for Laboratory Precision: Hemobllo filter in accurate filtration during experiments, contributing to reliable qualitative results in various scientific and industrial laboratory settings