The Sartorius Syringe Filter Holders Minisart Pore 0.45, Diameter 28 mm, Fm-Non-Sterile, Pack of 500 is designed for efficient filtration in laboratory applications. These filter holders provide excellent performance in sample preparation, ensuring consistent and reliable filtration. Ideal for use with various liquids and solutions, these filters are non-sterile and come in a convenient pack of 500 for high-volume use in research and industrial settings.
Key Features:
Brand: Sartorius
Pore Size: 0.45 µm
Diameter: 28 mm
Sterility: Non-sterile
Material: High-quality materials for durability and filtration efficiency
Quantity: Pack of 500 filter holders
Application: Ideal for filtration in research, industrial, and laboratory settings
These non-sterile filter holders are perfect for laboratories that require high-efficiency filtration and large quantities, making them a cost-effective solution for routine applications.
It is designed for efficient filtration in laboratory applications. These filter holders provide excellent performance in sample preparation, ensuring consistent and reliable filtration. Ideal for use with various liquids and solutions, these filters are non-sterile and come in a convenient pack of 500 for high-volume use in research and industrial settings.
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