Filter paper, quantitative

The filter papers for quantitative analyses are made of 100 % cotton linters. For maximum purity the papers are acid-washed and cleaned with demineralized water. Ash content is 0.007 %.

Grade 1015, medium to slow filtering, particle retention 5-8 µm, filtration speed 50 s according to DIN 53137, basis weight 84 g/m², thickness 0.16 mm

For fine precipitates (magnesium phosphate, ammonium phosphate, calcium oxalate, coarser flaked forms of barium sulphate).

The filter papers for quantitative analyses are made of 100 % cotton linters. For maximum purity the papers are acid-washed and cleaned with demineralized water. Ash content is 0.007 %.

Grade 1005, fast filtering, particle retention 12-15 µm, filtration speed 10 s complies with DIN 53137, basis weight 84 g/m², thickness 0.18 mm

For coarse, voluminous precipitates (e.g. iron, aluminium and chrome hydroxide).

The filter papers for quantitative analyses are made of 100 % cotton linters. For maximum purity the papers are acid-washed and cleaned with demineralized water. Ash content is 0.007 %.

Grade 1010, 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

For relatively coarse-flaked precipitates (lead, iron, silver sulphides, alkali metal carbonate, lead chromate, arsenic, antimony, cadmium, foodstuffs).

The filter papers for quantitative analyses are made of 100 % cotton linters. For maximum purity the papers are acid-washed and cleaned with demineralized water. Ash content is 0.007 %.

Grade 1025, 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 filter papers for quantitative analyses are made of 100 % cotton linters. For maximum purity the papers are acid-washed and cleaned with demineralized water. Ash content is 0.007 %.

Grade 1020, 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 fine-grained precipitates (e.g. lead oxide, calcium fluoride, nickel sulphide, zinc sulphide).

The wet-strengthened filter papers exhibit a very high degree of mechanical stability. They are resistant against acidic and alkaline solutions and are suitable for pressure and vacuum filtration. They are made of 100 % cotton linters. For maximum purity the papers are acid-washed and cleaned with demineralized water. Ash content is 0.007 %.


Grade 1110, 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, wet strengthened

For relatively coarse-flaked precipitates (lead, iron, silver sulphides, alkali metal carbonate, lead chromate, arsenic, antimony, cadmium, foodstuffs). Especially high mechanical strength and resistance to acids and alkalis.

The wet-strengthened filter papers exhibit a very high degree of mechanical stability. They are resistant against acidic and alkaline solutions and are suitable for pressure and vacuum filtration. They are made of 100 % cotton linters. For maximum purity the papers are acid-washed and cleaned with demineralized water. Ash content is 0.007 %.


Grade 1105, fast filtering, particle retention 12-15 µm, filtration speed 10 s according to DIN 53137, basis weight 84 g/m², thickness 0.18 mm, wet strengthened

For coarse, voluminous precipitates (e.g. iron, aluminium and chrome hydroxide). Especially high mechanical strength and resistance to acids and alkalis.

The wet-strengthened filter papers exhibit a very high degree of mechanical stability. They are resistant against acidic and alkaline solutions and are suitable for pressure and vacuum filtration. They are made of 100 % cotton linters. For maximum purity the papers are acid-washed and cleaned with demineralized water. Ash content is 0.007 %.


Grade 1125, very slow filtering, particle retention 2.5 µm, filtration speed 180 s according to DIN 53137, basis weight 84 g/m², thickness 0.15 mm, wet strengthened

For difficult filtration requirements or very fine precipitates (e.g. barium sulphate, copper oxide, tin oxide) Especially high mechanical strength and resistance to acids and alkalis.

The wet-strengthened filter papers exhibit a very high degree of mechanical stability. They are resistant against acidic and alkaline solutions and are suitable for pressure and vacuum filtration. They are made of 100 % cotton linters. For maximum purity the papers are acid-washed and cleaned with demineralized water. Ash content is 0.007 %.


Grade 1115, medium to slow filtering, particle retention 5-8 µm, filtration speed 50 s complies with DIN 53137, basis weight 84 g/m², thickness 0.16 mm, wet strengthened

For fine precipitates (magnesium phosphate, ammonium phosphate, calcium oxalate, coarser flaked forms of barium sulphate). Especially high mechanical strength and resistance to acids and alkalis.

Made from 100 % cellulose.
Filtration speed according to DIN 53137.
Capacity of separation according to DIN 53135.
Pore size 15 to 20 µm.

• For coarse, high volume precipitates
• Fordeterminations according to the German Standard Methods for the examination of water, waste water and sludge
• ForFe(OH)₂, Al(OH)₃, NaSO₄
• Ashless, equivalent black ribbon

Made from 100 % cellulose.
Filtration speed according to DIN 53137.
Capacity of separation according to DIN 53135.
Pore size 2 to 3 µm.

• For very fine precipitates and small particles
• For soil analysis
• For BaSO₄ (hot precipitate), PbSO₄, Cu₂O, ZnS, NiS
• Ashless, equivalent blue tape

Made from 100 % cellulose.
Filtration speed according to DIN 53137.
Capacity of separation according to DIN 53135.
Pore size 20 to 25 µm.

• Most frequently used quantitative filter
• For PbS, Ag₂S, FeS, carbonates
• Ashless, equivalent white tape

Made from 100 % cellulose.
Filtration speed according to DIN 53137.
Capacity of separation according to DIN 53135.
Pore size 5 to 8µm.

• For NH₄MgPO₄, CaC₂O₄, BaSO₄
• Ashless, equivalent red tape

Rapid filtration, coarse porosity.

Fast 12 to 25µm
Black ribbon

• for coarse, high volume precipitates
• for determinations according to the German Standard Methods for the examination of water, waste water and sludge.
• most frequently used quantitative filter
• Weight: 80g/m²
• Thickness: 0.19mm

Circles. Quantitative. Ashless.

Slow < 2 µm. Blue ribbon.

• for very fine precipitates and small particles
• for soil analysis
• for BaSO₄ (hot precipitate), PbSo₄, Cu₂O, ZnS, NiS
• Weight: 84 g/m²
• Thickness: 0.16 mm

Medium speed filtration.

Ashless. For filtration of coarse and gelatinous precipitates.

Fast filtration, smooth, ashless.

Circles. Quantitative. Ashless. For filtration of fine precipitates.

Medium fast, 4 to 12 µm. White ribbon.

• for the analysis of foodstuffs
• for carbonates of alkaline earth metals, (NH₄)₃[P(Mo₃O₁₀)₄] x aq., Mg(NH₄)PO₄, CaC₂O₄ (hot precipitates)
• Weight: 85g/m²
• Thickness: 0.18mm

Recommended for the detection of very fine traces of light-coloured particles and precipitates.

• Made of pure celluloses and with constriction of black additives
• White and light-coloured particles can be detected easily by the strong contrast to the black filter paper
• Weight 95 g/m²
• Thickness 0,2 mm
• Filtration speed acc. to Herzberg 850 s

Medium-fast, smooth, ashless.

Very slow filtration.