Hahnemühle Hardfilter Paper 1574, 460x570 mm Qualitative, Wet Strength Filter Paper, 90 g/sqm, Pack of 100

The Hahnemühle Hardfilter Paper 1574 is a high-quality qualitative filter paper designed for laboratory use. With a size of 460x570 mm and a weight of 90 g/sqm, it offers excellent wet strength, making it ideal for applications requiring durability and precise filtration. This pack of 100 sheets ensures you have a consistent supply for various laboratory processes.

Key Features:

• Brand: Hahnemühle
• Model: Hardfilter Paper 1574
• Dimensions: 460x570 mm
• Weight: 90 g/sqm
• Strength: Wet strength for durability during filtration
• Application: Ideal for qualitative filtration in laboratory settings
• Packaging: Pack of 100 sheets

Hahnemühle Hardfilter Paper 1574 is a reliable choice for laboratories that require consistent and high-performance filtration materials for their processes.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the Hahnemühle Hardfilter Paper 1574, 460x570 mm Qualitative, Wet Strength Filter Paper, 90 g/sqm, Pack of 100 used for?

It is a high-quality qualitative filter paper designed for laboratory use. With a size of 460x570 mm and a weight of 90 g/sqm, it offers excellent wet strength, making it ideal for applications requiring durability and precise filtration. This pack of 100 sheets ensures you have a consistent supply for various laboratory processes.

2. Is this product suitable for qualitative filtration in laboratory settings?

Yes. It is designed for qualitative filtration in laboratory settings, and offers dimensions of 460x570 mm and a weight of 90 g/sqm to support this kind of work.

3. What dimensions and weight does this product have?

It has dimensions of 460x570 mm and a weight of 90 g/sqm.

4. What strength does this product offer?

It offers wet strength for durability during filtration, high wet strength; easy to scrape off or wash off the precipitates, no fibre release and high resistance to aggressive chemical components, like sulphuric and nitric acids (up to 40% at 50° Celsius) and alkalis (up to 10% at 20° Celsius) and alkalis (up to 10% at 20° Celsius).