Cameo* 17 mm Syringe Filters, Nylon with GF Prefilter

Nylon membranes are naturally hydrophilic with a wide chemical compatibility range. Ideal for use in general filtration or medical assays. Featuring low extractables and lot-to-lot consistency. Ideal for use in general filtration and HLPC sample preparation of aqueous, solvent-based and organic solutions prior to chromatography or other instrument analyses; Excellent chemical compatibility with esters, bases, and alcohols; Biological sample preparation; High protein binding capacity: Immobilizes antigens, antibodies and other protein.

Glass Fiber (GF) prefilter is a hydrophilic material. Used also as a pre-filter to extend membrane life. Eliminate sample contamination. Excellent wet strength for each handling and filter integrity. Ideal for water/air pollution analysis, liquid clarification and cell harvesting.

17 mm CAMEO Syringe Filters provide increased throughput and speed of sample preparation. Lower hold-up volume due to an improved flow channel design and reduced spacing between the supports within the housing for better handling of small sample volumes. Increases operating pressure up to 130 psi due to the overmold that prevents sample leaking at the seam and keeps the filter unit from bursting in half. Syringe filters are integrity-tested to ensure a proper filter fit and weld to eliminate any potential filter by-pass. Each filter is labeled with the specific filter material and pore size for easy identification even if the syringe filter is not in its original packaging.

Specifications:
• Housing: Heat-sealed pure polypropylene without the use of glues or sealants
• Media: Nylon with Glass Fiber prefilter
• Autoclavable: Yes
• Prefilter: 1 micron binderless glass fiber
• Filtration area: 1.4 cm²
• Housing diameter: 22 mm
• Membrane diameter: 17 mm
• Holdup volume: < 15 mL
• Sample volume: < 18 mL
• Maximum operating temperature 82°C (180°F)
• Maximum operating pressure: 130 psi
• Inlet/outlet: Female luer lock / Male luer slip
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