Qualitative Filter Paper - 1002-070
Separating precipitates from analytical solutions requires a cellulose matrix with the right balance of retention and flow rate. Manufactured without chemical hardening or acid washing, qualitative cellulose delivers the unmodified surface properties routine filtration requires. Standardized manufacturing protocols produce papers with retention and flow characteristics that remain constant from the first batch to the last.
Key Filter Paper Characteristics
- Nominal basis weight of 97g/m² reflects the fiber density that determines flow rate, retention, and mechanical handling characteristics.
- Non-hardened cellulose delivers the flow rates and retention that routine methods require at practical cost per determination.
- Nominal retention of 8um provides the particle size cutoff appropriate for the analytical or preparative separation method.
- Standard qualitative cellulose filter paper provides reliable particle retention for gravity and vacuum filtration across routine laboratory workflows.
- Wet strength sufficient for gentle handling during precipitate transfer while maintaining the rapid flow rates of qualitative grades.
When your budget requires balancing performance with cost efficiency, the documented consistency above ensures you're not paying for premium features you don't need. In particular, broad grade availability lets you match retention, flow rate, and thickness to each specific application in your method library. Make the decision for consistency and reliability, ensuring that your laboratory maintains its reputation for high-quality, error-free output.
- Diameter
- 70mm
- Flow Speed
- Medium
- Folded/ Fluted/ Pleated
- No
- Grade
- 2
- Hardened (Yes/ No)
- No
- Material
- Cellulose Fiber
- Nominal Ash Content (%)
- 0.06%
- Nominal Basis Weight (g/ m²)
- 97g/m²
- Pack Count
- 100
- Particle Retention
- 8um
- Pore Size (µm)
- 8
- Qualitative/ Quantitative
- Qualitative
- Sterility
- Nonsterile
- Wet Strengthened (Yes/ No)
- No
- Wettability
- Hydrophilic
- Botanical Extraction - Separates plant tissue debris from aqueous and solvent extracts during natural product preparation workflows.
- Precipitation Recovery - Collects insoluble reaction products on the paper surface for subsequent washing and downstream analysis.
- Polymer Filtration - Clears particulates from polymer solutions before molecular weight determination by viscometry or GPC.
- Paint and Coatings QC - Removes gels and undispersed pigment from coating samples prior to color measurement and viscosity testing.
- Enzyme Clarification - Removes particulates from enzyme solutions before activity assays in biochemistry and industrial testing.
- Soil Extract Filtration - Clarifies soil slurries for nutrient and pH testing, removing fine particles that interfere with analysis.