Specifications
NTD 1,264
Inc. VAT
The Glasfaserfilter, Ø 90 mm VE=50 is supplied with the product characteristics described below.
Use the listed model, dimensions and supplied specifications to select the appropriate product for your laboratory workflow. Verify any application-specific requirements and accessory compatibility before purchase.
This listing is for Glasfaserfilter, Ø 90 mm VE=50. The exact model, size or configuration is identified in the product name.
Key listed details include diameter: ø 90 mm.
The manufacturer information provided includes: Medium mechanical stability. Check other required specifications before ordering.
The supplied quantity or configuration is as stated in the product name. Other accessories should not be assumed to be included.
This listing is for Glasfaserfilter, Ø 90 mm VE=50. The exact model, size or configuration is identified in the product name.
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