Syringe Filters. Whatman sets a new standard in syringe filtration with. an array of filters suitable for every laboratory application. Proprietary materials and quality manufacturing can boost. your productivity and profitability. 2. 3. Safety. Syringe use can result in high pressure. The smaller the syringe, the higher the. pressure that can
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Selection should be by application. Sterile syringe filters are used to sterilize solutions or clarify sterile solutions, while nonsterile syringe filters are used for general filtration and sample purification. Syringe filters are categorized by two essential characteristics – membrane and filter housing.
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Do not use CHROMAFIL® syringe fi lters for direct patient care applications; they are designed for laboratory use only! Do not use syringes smaller than 10 ml; the pressure gen- erated may exceed the 6 bar limit of the fi lter Do not use at temperatures above 55°C (131°F) Do not reuse the fi lter
Use Cole-Parmer single-use syringe filters for clarification and prefiltration, and even for removing fine particulate with the membrane’s large effective filtration area. Reinforced polypropylene housing has secure connections for male luer slip outlet and female luer lock inlet. Non-sterile bulk pack of syringe filters 100/pack.
In scientific applications, the most common sizes available are 0.2 or 0.22 μm and 0.45 μm pores. These sizes are sufficient for HPLC use. The smallest known sterile syringe microfilter have pore sizes of 0.02 μm. Membrane diameters of 10 mm, 13 mm, 25 mm are common as well. Some syringe filters for small volumes may not resemble a wheel at all.
10-mL syringe (without a needle) Clear plastic cup (1-cup size) or 250-mL beaker Incandescent or 100-watt equivalent lightbulb in fixture (preferably with a clamp) Timer Notepaper and pencil (or similar) to record results Optional: ring stand, foil, thermometer, ice, hot water, colored gel filters
Filter Product Guides and Charts. General syringe Filter Selection Help Page. Regenereated Cellulose (RC), Cellulose Esters (MCE), Nylon and nylon low Ext., Polypropylene (PP), Glass Fiber, PVDF (polyvinylidene flouride) and PTFE Membrane. Chemical Compatibility for Membranes. Find out important compatibility information before you purchase.
Filtration is an integral piece of nearly every workflow of every lab. Whether its cell culture, protein research, water testing, bioprocess design, or QA/QC testing of beverages – filtration will play a role in your lab’s daily routine and Thermo Fisher Scientific has the tools you need.
Laboratory filter membranes, also known as cut disc membranes, are used in conjunction with filter holders and other hardware in a variety of applications including prefiltration, solvent filtration, sample clarification, sterilizing filtration, air monitoring, particle collection and analysis, and other biological and environmental applications.
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