Description
Phosphate-free round filters type MN 616 G are circular cellulose filter papers with a diameter of 400 mm for laboratory filtration work that requires phosphate-free media. These special round filters support sample preparation and analytical routines where phosphate blanks must be kept low, and they integrate readily into vacuum and gravity filtration set-ups used across research and quality-control laboratories. Each unit is supplied as a pack of 100 pc(s), giving a convenient working stock for repeated filtrations on larger-diameter funnels and holders. The pack weight is 1,219 kg, reflecting the substantial disc size of this grade. Produced by manufacturer MACHEREY-NAGEL, the MN 616 G phosphate-free round filters belong to the family of special filter papers selected when standard cellulose grades are unsuitable because of phosphate sensitivity. Their plain circular format allows straightforward seating in common filter hardware, while the phosphate-free specification helps maintain clean analytical conditions in applications such as fat analysis workflows and other procedures that call for phosphate-free paper. Suitable for vacuum technology and filtration benches that specify MN 616 G media at 400 mm diameter.
This article is part of Filter paper, in Filtration.
Key features
- Pack size: 100 pc(s)
- Product type: Phosphate-free round filters
- Filter type: MN 616 G
- Diameter: 400 mm
- Weight: 1,219 kg
- Format: Circular filter paper (cellulose)
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