Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Whatman Grade 540 Shark Skin Filter Paper
Quantity/Pack Size – 90MM (Pack of 100), 110MM (Pack of 100), 125MM (Pack of 100), 150MM (Pack of 100), 150MM (Pack of 100), 240MM (Pack of 100), 270MM (Pack of 100), 290MM (Pack of 100), 320MM (Pack of 100), 340MM (Pack of 100), 385MM (Pack of 100), 500MM (Pack of 100), 8x10IN (Pack of 100)
Form – Circular Sheets
Grade – 540
Application – Coarse particle filtration, viscous solutions, industrial and lab use
Product Overview
Whatman Grade 540 Shark Skin Filter Paper is engineered for demanding filtration tasks where high wet strength and particle retention are critical. This grade is specifically designed to handle coarse particles and viscous solutions, making it a preferred choice for industrial and laboratory applications. The unique shark skin texture enhances filtration efficiency by preventing clogging and ensuring smooth flow rates. Made from high-quality cellulose fibers, this filter paper maintains structural integrity even under pressure, reducing the risk of tearing or deformation during use. Its consistent performance and durability make it ideal for repetitive or large-scale filtration processes. The paper is chemically resistant, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of solvents and reagents. Whether used in gravity or vacuum filtration setups, Whatman Grade 540 delivers reliable results, minimizing downtime and maximizing productivity. The availability in multiple diameters, including 90MM to 500MM and 8×10 inches, ensures versatility for various apparatus and experimental requirements. Trusted by researchers and professionals, this filter paper combines robustness with precision, providing a cost-effective solution for challenging filtration needs.
FAQs
1. What is the primary advantage of Whatman Grade 540 Shark Skin Filter Paper?
Its shark skin texture provides superior wet strength and resistance to clogging, making it ideal for coarse particle and viscous solution filtration.
2. Can this filter paper be used with aggressive solvents?
Yes, it is chemically resistant and compatible with most common laboratory solvents and reagents.
3. How does the wet strength compare to standard filter papers?
Grade 540 offers significantly higher wet strength, reducing the risk of tearing during filtration under pressure.
4. What filtration setups work best with this grade?
It performs well in both gravity and vacuum filtration systems, adapting to various lab configurations.
5. Is this filter paper suitable for high-volume filtration?
Yes, its durability and efficiency make it well-suited for repetitive or large-scale filtration tasks.
