Famous Best Micron Syringe Filters. Manufacturers – HAMAG 13mm hydrophobic 0.22um Disposable PTFE membrane syringe filters – Excellent New Materials
Famous Best Micron Syringe Filters. Manufacturers – HAMAG 13mm hydrophobic 0.22um Disposable PTFE membrane syringe filters – Excellent New Materials Detail:
Description
Hamag Filters are mainly used for sample pre-filtration and clarification of removing bacteria and filtration of particles,liquids and gases . It is top choice to purify HPLC and GC samples, so that the analysis results are stable and continuous.
Hamag Filters has excellent heat resistance,wide chemical compatibility.
The shell is made of sanitary grade polypropylene with low dissolution and excellent chemical stability, ultrasonic welding ,edge bonding, no leakage with high pressure resistance.
Hamag Filters are designed to fit mouth of glass insert of 2ml autosampler vials. the fastest and effective method to filter directly to the micro sample vials without changing the membrane and filter,saving a lot of time.
Syringe filters are a cost-effective way to improve the quality of HPLC analysis, improve consistency, extend column life and reduce maintenancefrequency. By removing particulates before the sample enters the column, Navigator syringe filters allow unimpeded flow. Without particulates to create obstructions, Which will make HPLC column life time longer and help it work efficiently.
A small expense at testing process, a big return on your investment.
Specification
| Name | 13mm 0.22um PTFE syringe filters |
| Brand Name | HAMAG |
| Model Number | HMF-0034 |
| Place of Origin | China,Zhejiang |
| Material | PTFE, PP |
| Color | Clear |
| Size | Diameter 13 mm |
| Customized support | OEM, ODM, OBM |
| Sales support | Free sample |
| Filtration area(cm2) | 1.09 |
| Wettability | Hydrophobic |
| Maximum operating temperature | 130 Degrees C |
| Bubble point (psi) | 0.1 |
| Burst pressure (psi) | 87 |
| Flow rate (ml/min@10psi) | 6 |
| Holdup volume | 20 |
| Volume throughput (ml) | 10 |
| Sterilization | Autoclave: 121 degrees Celsius for 30 minutes Gamma: 5kg, for 8 hours |
Features
- Transparent housing shell to oberserve the liquids.
- Small output diameter fitting glass insert
- Marked with OD and pole size
- PP shell with low dissolution
- Excellent heat resistance
- Wide chemical compatibility
- Naturally hydrophobic
- Particle rejection >99.99%
- Precisely designed structure to minimize dead volume.
- Stable membrane quality. No difference between batch and batch assures the analysis result consistently.
Application
Small volume venting.HPLC sample preparation.Removal of protein precipitates. Routine QC analysis.Dissolution testing, available aseptic filter unit, water-based solution or organic solution sterilization filtration , gas filtration, corrosive liquid filtration. For PTFE mamberane usually to purfiy: Organic Solvents,Acids,Alcohols,Bases,Aromatics,Venting Applications.
Package:
| Package | Dimension | Weight |
| 1pack= 100pcs | 8.4*8.5cm | 0.09kgs |
| 1 Carton =50packs=5000pcs | 51*39*26cm | 4.5kgs |
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