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material
PVDF membrane, glass fiber prefilter, high-density polyethylene housing
sterility
non-sterile
product line
Millex™
feature
holdup volume 0.25 mL, hydrophilic
manufacturer/tradename
Millex™
parameter
45 °C max. temp., 7 bar max. inlet pressure (100 psi)
technique(s)
HPLC: suitable, UV/Vis spectroscopy: suitable, analytical sample preparation: suitable, low protein-binding filtration: suitable
H
21 mm
diam.
25 mm
filtration area
3.9 cm2
volume
100 mL
matrix
Durapore®
pore size
0.45 μm
input
particle-laden solution(s)
sample type mild organic solution(s)
sample type aqueous solution(s)
Quality Level
fitting
female Luer-Lok® inlet, male Luer outlet slip
shipped in
ambient
Application
- Dissolution testing
- Automated sample filtration
- Clarification of solutions containing high particle levels
Physical form
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Features and Benefits
- Graduated glass fiber prefilter: Faster filtration for hard-to-filter solutions
- Designed for automation: Pressure-resistant, domed housing ensures reliable delivery of filters
- Hydrophilic Durapore® (PVDF) membrane: Low protein binding minimizes interaction with your sample to maximize recovery
- High-density polyethylene (HDPE) housing: Provides low extractables and excellent chemical compatibility
- Easy identification: Membrane type clearly printed on the syringe filter top for quick reference
- Recommended sample volume: Designed for filtering volumes up to 100 milliliters (mL) to effectively remove particulates prior to instrumentation analysis
General description
Non-sterile HPF Millex™-HV filters include a graduated glass fiber prefilter to remove larger particles and a 0.45 µm Durapore® (PVDF) membrane for fine filtration. This combination of membranes provides significantly greater throughput than standard filters without prefiltration media, especially when filtering particle-laden solutions.
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