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Appropriate Pore Size: The Selection of the pore size of the syringe filter depends on the size of the particles to be filtered out from the aqueous solution. Generally, syringe filters are available in 05 µm, 0.10 µm, 0.22 µm, 0.45 µm, 0.70 µm, 0.80 µm, 1 µm, 3 µm, 5 µm, and 10 µm sizes.
Use these tools to select syringe filters and filter vials Syringe filter and filter vial selection chart Click on image to download Online filter selector To select your filter online, click on image or visit www.gelifesciences.com/LabFilterSelector The filter selection tool provides
Please go to the product page for your syringe filter and click the “Application/Specification” tab near the middle of the page. You can read the filter area from this tab; make sure to scroll down as necessary.
Syringe Filters. High-performance sterile and non-sterile filtration for mass spectrometry, chromatography, media preparation, cell culture, and protein purification. Pall offers a complete portfolio of filtration solutions ranging from research-grade to GMP pharmaceutical manufacturing. Pall is your partner for all your filtration needs.
Millex ® Sterile Syringe Filter Finder Use the Millex Filter Finder to choose the right syringe filter for your sample, so you can obtain the best quality data and filtration performance without wasting precious samples. Simply answer a few questions and we'll find you the right product for your needs. 1
When choosing a syringe filter, three main factors dictate your syringe filter selection: sample volume, potential particulate size, and filter membrane compatibility. Diameter of the Syringe Filter and Sample Volume Sample volume dictates the diameter of the syringe filter.
Thermo Scientific Titan3, Target2, and Choice SyringeFilters remove interfering materials, fine particles, and microorganisms, providing you with cleaner sample extracts. These high-quality robust sample filtration solutions are available in a variety of syringe filter sizes, membranes, and housings for a wide range of samples and applications.
As a general guide, if your sample volume is greater than 2 ml, choose a 4mm diameter syringe filter. If your sample volume is greater than 10 ml, select a 17mm diameter syringe filter. For sample volumes greater than 100 ml, choose a 30mm syringe filter.
While it is generally a simple process to select the level of filtration required, selection of specific size, format and ultimately a vendor part-code for a filter product may be more complex. A technical consultation with representatives of your preferred filter vendor is usually advisable when developing a new filtration process.
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
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
11/7/2013 · Process for Selecting a Filter 1. Determine the particle size to be retained or filtered. Membranes will retain all particles equal to, and larger than their designated pore size. 2. Assess the chemical compatibility of the membrane filter with the liquid or gas to be
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.
SYRINGE FILTER PORE SIZE (UM) DIAMETER (MM) CELLULOSE ACETATE (CA) 0.22 0.22 0.45 0.45 13 25 13 25 PVDF 0.22 0.22 0.45 0.45 13 25 13 25 NYLON 0.22 0.22 0.45 0.45 13 25 13 25 PTFE 0.22 0.22 0.45 0.45 13 25 13 25 0.22
When purchasing syringe filters for cell culture, you need to take into consideration five factors: syringe filter connections, material, pore size, diameter, and sterility. These factors will ensure you are using the proper syringe filter for the cell culture application you are conducting.