Feature(may vary by option.)

●FILTERS MATERIAL: Ultra-clean medical grade polypropylene housing, resistant to autoclave treatment, PVDF hydrophobic Membrane filtration.
●LUER CONNECTORS: Inlet: female Luer; Outlet: male slip Luer; Standardized micro leakage-free connection.
●MEMBRANE FEATURES: Geart temperature resistance, excellent chemical stability and thermal stability.
●GOOD SEALING: Premium polypropylene housing and a premium Hydrophobic PVDF membrane, so the syringe filter is not easy to leak. Luer lock ensures well consistency.
●APPLICATIONS: Gas filtration, Vapor filtration, High temperature filtration, Food industry and Medicine filtration.

[25mm 0.45um Hydrophilic membrane]




[25mm 0.45um Hydrophobic membrane]




[25mm 0.22um Hydrophobic membrane]




[25mm 0.22um Hydrophilic membrane]





Description

SYRINGE FILTERSYRINGE FILTER

Chemical Compatibility

  • Compatible with: alcohols, weak acids, proteins, peptides, and other biomolecules
  • Incompatible with: some, bases, strong acids, esters, ethers, or ketones.

Polyvinylidene Difluoride (PVDF)

Designed for high tensile strength, high solvent resistance, and low protein binding, making them suitable for biomedical filtration, sterilization filtration, and HPLC sample preparation. pH range ~1-14.

PVDF syringe filter PVDF syringe filter

Specifications

Filter Medium PVDF
PH range ~1-14
Max Operating Temperature 130℃
Max Operating Pressure 87psi
Volume Area < 100ml
Filtration Area 4.15cm²
Wettability Hydrophilic / Hydrophobic
Membrane Pore Size 0.22um / 0.45um
Membrane Diameter 25mm
Connections(Inlet/Outlet) Female Luer Lock inlet and Male Luer slip outlet
PVDF syringe filter PVDF syringe filter

APPLICATION

  • Sterilization of enzyme/protein solutions, nutrient media for cell/tissue cultures, and biological fluids
  • Clarification of protein immunoassay samples and associated buffers for western blotting
  • Clarification of nucleic acid hybridization samples and associated buffers for nothern/southern blotting
  • Filtration of chromatography samples, buffers, and mobile phases