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Sartorius Syringe Filter Holders Minisart HY, Pore 0.2 µm, Ø26 mm, FM, Non-Sterile, Pack of 500

Brand:Sartorius

Sterile

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Colour
Transparent
Connetion outlet
Luer-Lock male
Membrane Ø
26 mm
Feature
Hydrophobic
Material housing
Methacrylate butadiene styrene (MBS)
Pore size
0.2 µm
Sterile
No
UNSPSC
41104922

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Product description

The Sartorius Syringe Filter Holders Minisart HY with a pore size of 0.2 µm and 26 mm diameter are designed for reliable and efficient filtration in laboratory applications. These non-sterile filter holders are ideal for particle removal from liquids and gases and are suitable for use in research, pharmaceutical, and industrial labs. The Minisart HY design ensures quick, easy, and contamination-free filtration with a robust and dependable construction.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Sartorius
  • Model: Minisart HY
  • Pore Size: 0.2 µm
  • Diameter: 26 mm
  • Type: FM, non-sterile
  • Packaging: Pack of 500
  • Application: Suitable for liquid and gas filtration in laboratory environments

Sartorius Minisart HY syringe filter holders offer high-quality filtration performance, making them a reliable choice for routine lab use and sample preparation.

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Syringe filter holders Minisart® HY, pore 0,2 µm,diam. 26 mm FM non-sterile, pack of 500

Manufacturer P/N

S6596------FM--Q

Part Number

4.681 005

Manufacturer

Sartorius

Sterile

No

Syringe filter holders Minisart® HY, pore 0,2 µm,diam. 26 mm FM eo-sterile, pack of 50

Manufacturer P/N

S6596------FMOSK

Part Number

4.681 004

Manufacturer

Sartorius

Sterile

Yes

Frequently asked questions

It are designed for reliable and efficient filtration in laboratory applications. These non-sterile filter holders are ideal for particle removal from liquids and gases and are suitable for use in research, pharmaceutical, and industrial labs. The Minisart HY design ensures quick, easy, and contamination-free filtration with a robust and dependable construction.

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