WHA68692504

Whatman^® GD/X syringe filters

Nylon membrane, pore size 0.45 μm, diam. 25 mm, non-sterile, pkg of 150 ea

• Sinónimos: Whatman filter, Z745243, syringe filter, syringe filters
• UNSPSC Code: 41104922
• NACRES: NB.24

Propiedades

• material: Nylon membrane; polypropylene housing
• sterility: non-sterile
• feature: glass fiber prefilter
• packaging: pkg of 150 ea
• manufacturer/tradename: Whatman 6869-2504; Whatman Article No. 28420488 (US reference)
• diam.: 25 mm
• volume: ≤25 mL
• pore size: 0.45 μm
• fitting: female Luer inlet (lock); male Luer outlet

Descripción

General description

Non-sterile syringe filters with a nylon membrane, suitable for hard-to-filter material with high solids as in environmental and food analysis samples. Whatman GD/X Syringe Filters are high-viscosity filters that incorporate a prefilter to enable filtration of viscous, dense or otherwise hard-to-filter material with high solids content as in environmental and food analysis samples. The prefilter contains a high-efficiency borosilicate glass filtration stack that will retain fine particles down to 0.7 μm, allowing difficult sample filtration with less hand force. It reduces the need for multiple syringe filters by processing three to seven times more sample volume than syringe filters without prefilters. The filters can be autoclaved.

Features and Benefits

Non sterile Whatman GD/X Syringe Filters combine a polypropylene housing, high-efficiency Whatman GMF 150 and GF/F pre-filter media, and one of the following membrane materials:

• Polyethersulfone (PES) for serum, plasma and tissue culture
• Polyvinylidene difluoride (PVDF) for HPLC
• Cellulose acetate for biological solutions
• Borosilicate glass microfiber

Suitability

Suitable for filtering environmental and food analysis samples. Suitable for particulate laden sample preparation.

Other Notes

Field of Use : For internal research use only. Products are not intended for diagnostic use or resale.

Legal Information

Whatman is a registered trademark of Cytiva