Description
Rotilabo® syringe filters with nylon membrane are unsterile laboratory syringe filters for filtration and separation applications. They offer a pore size of 0,45 µm and an outer diameter of 33 mm, giving defined retention and housing dimensions for sample filtration. The nylon membrane format is unsterile and intended for syringe-based use in routine laboratory workflows. These filters sit in the labware filtration and separation range and support preparation and clarification where a 0,45 µm nylon filter is appropriate. Pack size is 100 pc(s), and pack weight is 0,400 kg, supplying a convenient quantity for regular bench consumption. This Rotilabo® syringe-filter option is from manufacturer Carl ROTH and is specified for everyday filtration tasks. The 33 mm outer diameter sets the physical size of the housing for handling during use. Unsterile nylon filters at 0,45 µm pore size enable laboratories to choose membrane material and pore rating according to method requirements without a sterility claim. Clear designation of membrane type, pore size, and diameter supports correct selection. Pack presentation aids organised inventory for repeated syringe-filtration and general laboratory separation work.
This article is part of Syringe filters, in Filtration.
Key features
- Pack size: 100 pc(s)
- Membrane material: nylon
- Pore size: 0,45 µm
- Outer diameter: 33 mm
- Sterility: unsterile
- Product type: syringe filter
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Questions about Rotilabo®-syringe filt., nylon, unster., pore size 0.45 µm, Ø outer 33 mm
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Rotilabo®-syringe filt., nylon, unster., pore size 0.45 µm, Ø outer 33 mm is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Carl Roth for laboratory use. It sits in Syringe filters, inside Filtration, in Lab consumables.
A syringe filter is a membrane in a plastic housing on a Luer fitting. Pore size, membrane polymer and diameter are the three choices. 0.2 µm is the sterilising and the HPLC-particle cut. 0.45 µm is the coarser clarification. Aqueous and solvent-resistant membranes are different polymers.
Filtration holds back what is larger than the pores and lets the rest through. Paper is the ordinary laboratory filter. A membrane has a stated pore size and a polymer that must survive the solvent. A syringe filter is that membrane in a housing on a syringe. Glass fibre takes a higher dirt load. Ultrafiltration holds back macromolecules and passes salts. The pore size, the chemical compatibility and the volume are the three choices. Laboratory apparatus around filtration is indexed under ISO laboratory apparatus.
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