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The Hecht Extra Fine Glass Wool is a high-quality filtration material designed for laboratory applications. With a fiber diameter of approximately 11 ± 1.1 µm, it ensures efficient filtration and sample preparation. The glass wool is made from C-glass according to DIN 1259 Part 1, offering excellent chemical resistance and thermal stability.
This extra fine glass wool is ideal for applications requiring high purity and consistent performance, such as filtration and sample preparation in analytical procedures.
Manufacturer P/N
41408002
Part Number
9.114 303
Manufacturer
Hecht
Capacity
30 g
Manufacturer P/N
41408003
Part Number
9.114 310
Manufacturer
Hecht
Capacity
1000 g
It is a high-quality filtration material designed for laboratory applications. With a fiber diameter of approximately 11 ± 1.1 µm, it ensures efficient filtration and sample preparation. The glass wool is made from C-glass according to DIN 1259 Part 1, offering excellent chemical resistance and thermal stability.
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