SCVPU02RE
Stericup-VP Sterile Vacuum Filtration System
250 mL process volume, 0.1 µm pore size, polyethersulfone membrane, pkg of 12, radio-sterilized
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material
polyethersulfone membrane
polystyrene
sterility
sterile
feature
holdup volume 2.4 mL
hydrophilic
manufacturer/tradename
Stericup®
parameter
250 mL process volume
250 mL sample volume
45 °C max. temp.
technique(s)
sterile filtration: suitable
H
164 mm
diam.
12.5 cm
filter diam.
73 mm
filtration area
40 cm2
funnel capacity
250 mL
matrix
Express PLUS™
pore size
0.1 μm nominal pore size
0.1 μm pore size
fitting
inlet funnel
outlet flask (Receiver)
shipped in
ambient
General description
Features & Benefits
Millipore Express PLUS membrane for fastest flow rates and low protein binding to minimize absorption and protein loss, which affect downstream performance and costs
Durapore membrane for ultra-low protein binding for minimum absorption and protein loss
Snug tight packaging, easy tear-open pouch, and convenient label designs make storing, opening and tracking your devices easy and efficient
Stable base and easy grip design of the Stericup device enable any user to comfortably perform all stages of the workflow in a laminar flow hood
Recessed bottom of Stericup receiver flasks allows flasks to be stacked easily in refrigerated spaces
Applications
Sterilization of Aqueous Solutions (150 mL to 1 L); Sterile Filtration of Culture Media and Buffers with High-Value Protein or Small Molecule Component
Application
Principle
Physical form
Preparation Note
Gamma irradiation
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