Product overview

The LLG Filter Circles 185mm are ideal for quantitative filtration when a very slow filtration rate is required. These filters are designed to deliver high precision in laboratory settings, ensuring reliable results for various sample types.

Key Features:

Brand: LLG Labware
Size: 185mm diameter
Type: Quantitative, very slow filtration rate
Quantity: Pack of 100 filters

Perfect for laboratories that require slow and precise filtration for quantitative analyses.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the LLG Filter Circles 185mm, Quantitative Very Slow, Pack of 100 used for?

It are ideal for quantitative filtration when a very slow filtration rate is required. These filters are designed to deliver high precision in laboratory settings, ensuring reliable results for various sample types.

2. Is the LLG Filter Circles 185mm, Quantitative Very Slow, Pack of 100 suitable for quantitative filtration when a very slow filtration rate is required?

Yes. It is designed for quantitative filtration when a very slow filtration rate is required, and offers a size of 185mm diameter to support this kind of work.

3. What size does the LLG Filter Circles 185mm, Quantitative Very Slow, Pack of 100 have?

It has a size of 185mm diameter, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 6242669.

4. What type and quantity does the LLG Filter Circles 185mm, Quantitative Very Slow, Pack of 100 offer?

It offers quantitative, very slow filtration rate, pack of 100 filters, for very fine precipitates and small particles and for soil analysis.

5. How does the LLG Filter Circles 185mm, Quantitative Very Slow, Pack of 100 compare with the Macherey-Nagel Filter Paper Circles MN GF 4, 270 mm pack of 100 from Macherey-Nagel?

For quantitative filtration when a very slow filtration rate is required, the LLG model is the better choice, offering a size of 185mm diameter. The Macherey-Nagel model offers a size of 270 mm diameter as an alternative, while the LLG model's quantitative, very slow filtration rate and pack of 100 filters help make it a strong fit for quantitative filtration when a very slow filtration rate is required.