Description
neoCulture cell strainers for syringes with a 20 µm pore size are sterile laboratory devices for the controlled separation of cell suspensions in modern cell culture. Built around a strong nylon mesh, they deliver clean fractionation of animal and plant cells and support workflows that require defined cell and nucleus size ranges, including sample preparation for flow cytometry. Easy handling and a practical design make them useful helpers at the bench. The robust polypropylene housing is compatible with standard syringes that have a Luer outlet and fits precisely onto 15 ml centrifuge tubes as well as standard sample tubes with an inner diameter of 9,5 mm. The sterile syringe variant is supplied individually packaged and ready to use, reducing preparation time before filtration. As part of the neoCulture generation of separation technology from manufacturer neolab - Labor, these strainers combine consistent mesh performance with versatile tube and syringe fit. They are offered in a pack of 20 pieces for routine laboratory use across research and analytical cell culture applications that demand reliable suspension cleanup.
This article is part of Cell strainers, inserts & scrapers, in Cell culture.
Key features
- Pack size: 20 pc(s)
- Pore size: 20 µm
- Mesh material: Nylon
- Housing material: Polypropylene
- Format: Syringe variant, Luer outlet
- EAN: 4058072218959
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A cell strainer is a sterile mesh, often 40 µm or 70 µm, that gives a single-cell suspension. An insert is a membrane cup that hangs in a well so two compartments share a medium. A scraper lifts adherent cells mechanically. Mesh size, pore size and sterility are the specification.
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