The qualitative filter papers are manufactured from pure cellulose with a proportion of alpha-cellulose of almost 100 %. The ash content is about 0.06 %.

Grade 2025, slow filtering, particle retention 3-5 µm, filtration speed 100 s according to DIN 53137, basis weight 84 g/m², thickness 0.15 mm

For precipitation such as zinc, nickel and tin sulphide, calcium fluoride and calcium hydroxide.

The qualitative filter papers are manufactured from pure cellulose with a proportion of alpha-cellulose of almost 100 %. The ash content is about 0.06 %.

Grade 2030, very slow filtering, particle retention 2-3 µm, filtration speed 180 s according to DIN 53137, basis weight 84 g/m², thickness 0.14 mm

For difficult filtration requirements or very fine precipitates (e.g. barium sulphate, copper oxide, tin oxide)

The qualitative filter papers are manufactured from pure cellulose with a proportion of alpha-cellulose of almost 100 %. The ash content is about 0.06 %.

Grade 2005, fast filtering, particle retention 12-15 µm, filtration speed 10 s according to DIN 53137, basis weight 84 g/m², thickness 0.20 mm

For large-volume or gel-like deposits (e.g. hydroxides of iron and copper or sulphides of iron and cobalt).

The qualitative filter papers are manufactured from pure cellulose with a proportion of alpha-cellulose of almost 100 %. The ash content is about 0.06 %.

Grade 2010, medium fast filtering, particle retention 8-12 µm, filtration speed 20 s according to DIN 53137, basis weight 84 g/m², thickness 0.17 mm

The most frequently used filter for analytical work, e.g. malt analyses according to EBC, precipitation of silver sulphide, precipitation of chromates (iron, lead, arsenic).