The Syringe Filter produced by the clean workshop has good consistency between batches, which ensures the quality and use value of the product to the greatest extent from the raw materials and production process, and the filtration effect is first-class. Can provide a variety of filter membrane materials and specifications, can also be developed according to customer needs. At present, the commonly used filter materials are: Nylon (Nylon), polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF), polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), mixed cellulose (MCE), cellulose acetate (CA), polypropylene (PP), polyether sulfone (PES) and so on. Widely used in HPLC, GC and other sample preparation and industrial production laboratory quality detection. Low dissolution The particle retention rate is higher than 99% Fast speed High flux Threaded interface design Strong pressure resistance Optional glass fiber pre-filter for increased throughput
Food industry: alcohol, beverage and other terminal filtration Chromatographic analysis: HPLC/GC sample pretreatment Ultra pure water terminal filtration Environmental water sample detection and analysis Purification of airborne particulates and air sterilization in the fermentation industry
NY(nylon) : widely used, water phase, organic phase can be used, alkali and acid resistance, protein binding ability is strong, not recommended for protein containing liquid filtration
PES(polyether sulfone) : suitable for aqueous phase, low protein adsorption, suitable for biological medium or serum filtration, filtration speed
CA(cellulose acetate) and MCE(mixed cellulose) : Suitable for aqueous phase with narrow pH tolerance range
RC(regenerated cellulose) : strong chemical compatibility, but not resistant to strong acids and bases, low protein adsorption
PVDF(polyvinylidene fluoride) : strong chemical compatibility, low protein adsorption, but can not filter DMSO
PTFE(polytetrafluoroethylene) : hydrophobic membrane filter organic phase, hydrophilic membrane can be used for aqueous phase and organic phase, chemical compatibility is the strongest, almost universal
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