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500 mL Bottle Top FILTERS, 0.22 µm, PVDF, Sterile
Product Name: Bottle Top Filters – Sterile filtration units designed for rapid and efficient vacuum filtration of liquids directly into storage bottles.
Scientific Composition: Made from Polystyrene (PS) housing with membrane filters such as PES (Polyethersulfone), PVDF, or Nylon.
Scientific Formula: (C₈H₈)n (PS), (C₂H₂F₂)n (PVDF), polymer-based membranes.
Physical Description: Disposable filtration unit consisting of a filter funnel, membrane, and connector designed to fit standard laboratory bottles for vacuum-driven filtration.
Applications: Used in cell culture, microbiology, pharmaceutical labs, and research facilities for sterilizing media, buffers, and aqueous solutions.
Storage Conditions: Store in a clean, dry, sterile environment; keep sealed until use to maintain sterility.
Key Features: Sterile and ready-to-use, high flow rate, low protein binding (depending on membrane), leak-proof design, and compatibility with standard vacuum systems.
500 mL Bottle Top FILTERS, 0.22 µm, PVDF, Sterile
Product Name: Bottle Top Filters – Sterile filtration units designed for rapid and efficient vacuum filtration of liquids directly into storage bottles.
Scientific Composition: Made from Polystyrene (PS) housing with membrane filters such as PES (Polyethersulfone), PVDF, or Nylon.
Scientific Formula: (C₈H₈)n (PS), (C₂H₂F₂)n (PVDF), polymer-based membranes.
Physical Description: Disposable filtration unit consisting of a filter funnel, membrane, and connector designed to fit standard laboratory bottles for vacuum-driven filtration.
Applications: Used in cell culture, microbiology, pharmaceutical labs, and research facilities for sterilizing media, buffers, and aqueous solutions.
Storage Conditions: Store in a clean, dry, sterile environment; keep sealed until use to maintain sterility.
Key Features: Sterile and ready-to-use, high flow rate, low protein binding (depending on membrane), leak-proof design, and compatibility with standard vacuum systems.