11th Jul 2026, 03:18 PM
Thomas CFP41-055 Cellulose Quantitative Filter Paper, 5.5cm Diameter, 19-26 Micron, Fast Flow, Grade CFP41 (Pack of 100)
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$30.68
+ $13.27
Highest: $30.68
Average: $22.40
Lowest: $19.96
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You can check the price history of Thomas CFP41-055 Cellulose Quantitative Filter Paper, 5.5cm Diameter, 19-26 Micron, Fast Flow, Grade CFP41 (Pack of 100) here. This product's current Price in USA is $30.68. The average and highest prices are $22.40 and $30.68 respectively. The current offer price of the product is $43.95.
| Lowest Ever Price | $19.96 |
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| 9th Mar 2026 | |
| Average Price | $22.40 |
| Based on 133 days price tracking | |
| Highest Price | $30.68 |
| 22nd Jun 2026 | |
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Product Information
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| Product Name | Thomas CFP41-055 Cellulose Quantitative Filter Paper, 5.5cm Diameter, 19-26 Micron, Fast Flow, Grade CFP41 (Pack of 100) |
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| Store Product Code | B006OP1TPA |
| Store Name | amazon.com |
| Rating | 10 / 10 |
| Category | Quantitative Filter Paper |
| Product Manufacturer | Thomas Scientific |
| Model Number | CFP41-055 |
Features
- Quantitative cellulose filter papers are primarily used in gravimetric analysis procedures and perform separations
- This media family is also widely used in methods to prepare samples
- Ideal for initial separation of gelatinous precipitates
- Very fast flow rates and loose retention characteristics
- These ashless filter papers are manufactured from refined pulp and linters
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