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Designed for fast and reliable filtration of small to medium volumes. Sartorius Minisart™ High Flow (HF) Syringe Filters are complete, ready-to-connect units with a high-flow PES membrane. These 28mm filters are available in sterile and non-sterile options, with a 0.2 or 0.45μm pore size. Pricing and Availability.
The Life Science business of Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany, operates as MilliporeSigma in the U.S. and Canada. For the sterile filtration of liquids in pharmaceutical applications. Millipak sterile disposable filter units are stacked disc filters designed for the removal of
Scientists can choose from a variety of membrane types, pore sizes, and effective filtration areas to meet their specific application requirements. Syringe filter sizes
Our Minisart® filters with a housing made of acrylic (MBS) are the perfect choice for sterile filtration and clarification of additives, buffers, reagents, drugs and gases. Sterilization by filtration is the fastest solution for bacterial cell removal. Ready-to-use pre-sterilized and single-packed units.
This syringe filter is supplied sterile (gamma irradiated) to help prevent unwanted contamination, and includes a female luer lock (FLL) outlet, to facilitate a backflush step to recover WBCs. The Acrodisc WBC syringe filter features a color coded housing (white outlet) helping ensure correct orientation during use.
Choose the Whatman filter that suits your applications and goals: • D/XG syringe filters process three to seven times more sample volume, which decreases hand pressure and increases efficiency. The novel pre-filtration stack is ideal for hard-to-filter samples.
Reinforced polypropylene housing has secure connections for male luer slip outlet and female luer lock inlet. Sterile syringe filters are individually packaged in an easy-open blister pack. The membrane type and pore size are visible on each filter housing as well.
CA syringe filter provides an array of selections to choose from. Some handy tips for selecting the correct membrane syringe filter for your use are highlighted below: Select the Right Filter Body The body of the filter is important and must be considered before selecting the filter.
2. Inhale the sample into the syringe, invert the syringe and clear all the residue on the top 3. Connect the needle filter to the syringe and tighten it gently to ensure a good seal 4. Filter the sample in the syringe and inject it into the sample bottle, then follow the
Acrodisc® sterile syringe filters rapidly filter small volume samples and are available with diameters of 13, 25, 32, or 37 mm. The Acrodisc sterile syringe filters are available with Supor (PES sterile filter) membrane featuring both a large EFA and PF (Pre Filter) to maximize throughput and flow rate for sterile filtration and clarification requirements.
Find out just how simple final filtration can be with the Durapore® family of filters. This video highlights the value and differentiation of the Millipak® while illustrating how it works. In a series of short vodcasts, you’ll be able to learn best practices and process design considerations around Final Fill:
Streamline Your Process with the Inventor of Membrane Filtration. Whether your challenge is capacity, flow rate or yield, Sartorius provides the most advanced sterile filters. Take advantage of our process optimization services to speed up your process development and
How to Select the Right Membrane Syringe Filter Selecting Right Membrane Syringe Filter 1. Choose the size of filter based on the volume of sample that must be filtered. 2. Choose the porosity of the filter based on the size of potential particulates that may
Our Minisart® filters with a housing made of acrylic (MBS) are the perfect choice for sterile filtration and clarification of additives, buffers, reagents, drugs and gases. Sterilization by filtration is the fastest solution for bacterial cell removal. Ready-to-use pre-sterilized and single-packed units.
A filter recognized as suitable for producing sterile filtrate is 0.2 µm pore size and capable of passing a bacterial challenge to retain a minimum of 10 7 cfu/cm² of B. dimunita. It should be noted that some samples may benefit from 0.1 µm pore size filtration, see mycoplasma reduction , to ensure a sterile filtrate for sensitive cell culture applications.