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Syringe Filters Compatibility Chart R = Recommended. No significant change observed in flow rate or bubble point of the membrane, nor visible indication of chemical attack. L = Limited Recommended Use. Moderate changes in physical properties. The filter may be suitable for short term, non-critical use. N = Not Recommended.
High-Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) can be both high pressure in workflow and results. Accurate analyses depend on various steps and processes working just so. An analytical lab might deal with hundreds of samples per week, each requiring fast analysis generating reliable results. This means the analyst needs to find and maintain the optimum balance between pace and quality. Filtration can play a key role (or not) in the HPLC workflow (Fig 1). It can be essential to delivering a clean mobile phase to the column, or it can create its own challenges. Either way, there’s no getting away from it. Not quite, anyway. Find out more about the challenges of running an HPLC system saving time in HPLC prep Fig 1: A typical HPLC workflow contains several opportunities for filtration. See full list on cytivalifesciences.com According to a recent survey by LCGC, over 70% of respondents used filtration in their HPLC workflow, making it one of the three most common components of the HPLC sample preparation workflow, along with diluting and weighing (1). Two key reasons for using filtration during HPLC sample preparation are to: 1. Protect the pump from particulates in the solvent or released from rubber components. 2. Prevent particulates clogging and damage the delicate HPLC column. See full list on cytivalifesciences.com Preparing HPLC samples using traditional syringe filters often results in the loss of some sample in the syringe. This can make it difficult to get a reading and so you might just decide to save the trouble and not to use the filter at all. This is one of the reasons why we developed the Whatman Mini-UniPrep and glass-based Mini-UniPrep G2syringeless filters. Syringeless filters can remove particulates whilst leaving the sample intact. This promises greater consistency in results and longevity of the HPLC system and measuring instruments. The Mini-UniPrep filter devices are designed in a way that removes the need for a syringe and results in a filter that can prepare samples for HPLC and ultra-HPLC (UHPLC) three times faster than conventional sample filtration methods. Watch how using GE Healthcare’s Whatman Mini-UniPrep filters compares with conventional HPLC preparation Not only are the Whatman Mini-UniPrep filters kinder on your workflow, but they’re also kinder on the environmen See full list on cytivalifesciences.com As the need for quality and throughput ever-increases, there is a trend towards automated HPLC sample preparation. Analysts are being asked to handle increasing numbers of samples—hundreds per week—and so automation is becoming an essential part of the HPLC workflow. See full list on cytivalifesciences.com
For example, syringe filters containing 0.45 μm are typically used for HPLC sample preparation and 0.2 μm is used for UHPLC. In life science applications 0.1 and 0.2 µm pore sizes provide sterilization of buffers, culture media, and additives. Larger 0.45, 0.8, 1.2 and 5 µm membrane pore sizes can be used for prefiltration and/or clarification.
In addition to HPLC, syringe filters have a multitude. of other applications. A syringe filter adds a few 0992727B Nylon 0.45 1500 0992728A PVDF 0.2 150
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PTFE Syringe Filters. PTFE Syringe Filters are universal filters that are inert to a wide variety of aggressive solvents and strong acids and bases. These syringe filters can also be exposed to high temperatures and are an excellent choice for HPLC sample preparation. We offer PTFE syringe filters in both their hydrophobic and hydrophilic states.
The filter is designed to press fluid through the filter. The following chart is designed to help in selecting the correct filter for your project. Syringe Filter Products Filter Diameter 15mm 25mm 30mm Pore Size 0.20 µm 0.45 µm 0.20 µm 0.45 µm 0.20 µm 0.45 µm Filter Inlet Luer-Lock Female Luer-Lock Female Luer-Lock Female Filter Outlet
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Jul 15, 2016 · After preparing mobile phase mixture filter through a 0.45 µ size filter using a vacuum; Prepare mobile phase fresh before use. In case this is not possible every time at least look for any visible suspended impurities or bacterial growth. In such cases it is suggested that the mobile phase should be discarded and another lot freshly prepared
Filter the rinse samples through 0.45 μ syringe filter, discard first few mL, fill the HPLC vials and inject into the HPLC system. Procedure: Equilibrate the column with mobile phase for 30-45 minutes.
Acrodisc® Syringe Filters For HPLC Sample Preparation and Solvent or Aqueous Filtration 0.45 µm, 13 mm 100/300 4564 GHP Acrodisc, 0.2 µm, 25 mm 50/200