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13239E

Centrisart® I centrifugal ultrafiltration unit

MWCO 10 kDa

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NACRES:
NB.24
UNSPSC Code:
41104916
Material:
polystyrene housing, polystyrene outer tube, polysulfone membrane
Pore size:
10 kDa MWCO
Sterility:
non-sterile
Packaging:
pack of 12 tubes
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material

polystyrene housing, polystyrene outer tube, polysulfone membrane

sterility

non-sterile

packaging

pack of 12 tubes

manufacturer/tradename

Sartorius 13239E

parameter

2000 × g max. force (fixed angle), 2500 × g max. force (swinging bucket)

filtration area

0.79 cm2

outer sample tube W × L

14 mm × 93 mm

tube size

~15 mL

working volume × concentrate volume

2.5 mL × 100

pore size

10 kDa MWCO

General description

Typical Performance: 2.5 mL sample filtered in 30-90 minutes.
Filters: cellulose triacetate or polysulfone.
  • Centrisart® I centrifugal ultrafiltration unit is ideal for the separation of small-volume proteins from low molecular weight substances in biological samples.
  • The unit works in the direction opposite to centrifugal force which prevents premature filter blockage.
  • This versatile device is utilized in both fixed-angle or swinging-bucket rotors that hold standard 15 mL tubes.
  • The product is collected in the easily accessible floater insert tube.

Application

  • Protein removal from blood samples
  • Drug binding studies
  • Cleaning of liposomes (cell lysates)

Legal Information

Centrisart is a registered trademark of Sartorius Stedim Biotech GmbH

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