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Our filters are available in a variety of sizes and membranes that can be easily used for both sterile and non-sterile laboratory applications. Whether your research necessitates prefiltration, sample preparation, sterile filtration, laboratory filtration, or gas venting, Nalgene syringe filters are lab essentials.
filtration area (EFA) in a 25 mm filter — 30% more than traditional 25 mm syringe filters. Our non-sterile syringe filters offer the following advantages: Extend UHPLC column life over 100 times compared to an unfiltered sample Protect expensive instrument detectors and columns Contribute minimal extractable material
Available in 4, 13, 25, 33, and 50 mm diameters with a variety of membranes, Millex ® sterile syringe filters are ideal for sterilizing organic solvents, aqueous solutions or air/gas. Many sample preparation methods specify Millex® filters because of their unsurpassed quality and consistency. Millex ® filters not only feature minimal hold-up
Syringe/Disc Filters The smaller conventional Corning® syringe disc-type filters (4, 15, 25, 26, and 28 mm diameter) are used with syringes which serves as both the fluid reservoir and the pressure source. They are 100% integrity tested. The HPLC-certified non-sterile syringe filters are available with nylon, regenerated
Whatman™ Uniflo™ Syringe Filters are disposable filter units designed to provide clean filtrate from small volumes up to 100 mL. They are available in a variety of membrane choices with a polypropylene overmold housing, and include both sterile and non-sterile options. 13 mm, 25 mm or 30 mm diameters. 0.2 μm or 0.45 μm pore sizes.
High performance sterile and nonsterile syringe filters offered in a variety of membrane materials and pore sizes, tailored for sample preparation for HPLC, UHPLC, ion chromatography, dissolution testing, and other analyses.
How to use a Syringe Filter for embryo handling. This syringe filter has a low protein binding membrane to maximize recovery of critical components. Gamma
Syringe filters are single-use, membrane-based devices used for the removal of particulate impurities from liquid and gas samples prior to analysis by methods such as HPLC, ion chromatography, gas chromatography, ICP, and dissolution testing. Proper filtration of samples improves the quality and consistency of analytical results and decreases
Our filters are available in a variety of sizes and membranes that can be easily used for both sterile and non-sterile laboratory applications. Whether your research necessitates prefiltration, sample preparation, sterile filtration, laboratory filtration, or gas venting, Nalgene syringe filters are lab essentials.
Mar 04, 2018 · 1.Get the most appropriate filter to use. 2.Draw 1ml of air followed by your sample in a sterile syringe. 3.Eject 1ml of the sample in a waste container. 4.Eject the rest of the sample in a clean vial for storage. 5.Push the air you initially drew into the same vial. This step will push out the remaining fluid and will reduce the held up volume.
Sep 28, 2016 · Press the syringe plunger gently to push sample through the filter. If possible, discard the first 0.25-0.5ml of sample because if there is any contamination present, it is likely to be higher in those first few microlitres of sample. If the back pressure ever increases significantly, change the filter as it may have plugged.
Over 120 different syringe filter product codes offer one of the most diverse options for meeting users’ application needs, from medical device sterile filtration to research use cell culture
A variety of membranes are available to meet your needs: Polyethersulfone (PES) – low protein binding and faster flow rates; surfactant-free cellulose acetate (SFCA) – lowest protein binding; polytetrafluorethylene (PTFE) – chemical resistance; regenerated cellulose (RC) – best choice for DMSO compatibility; Nylon (NY) – hydrophilic, surfactant-free, and lowest extractable. 100%
Syringe filters are single use, self contained, filtration devices that are typically used to remove contaminating particulate from liquids or gasses. When selecting the correct syringe filter for an application there are a number of factors to consider, these include: Filter and housing materials. Pore size.
Feb 10, 2022 · Precautions for using syringe filters 1. Do not use a syringe filter smaller than 10 cc, because the small-volume column tube may cause the pressure to exceed the upper limit, resulting in damage to the filter membrane or personal injury. 2. Only for laboratory use, one-time use, non-renewable. 3. The filtrate at the beginning should be discarded.