The Sartorius Minisart NML 0.45µm, 28 mm FM EO-sterile filters are designed for reliable and efficient sterile filtration of aqueous and organic solutions. These syringe filters feature a 0.45µm pore size and a 28 mm diameter, offering excellent flow rates and low protein binding. EO sterilization ensures safety and suitability for use in sensitive laboratory applications.
Key Features:
Brand: Sartorius
Model: Minisart NML
Pore Size: 0.45µm
Diameter: 28 mm
Sterilization: EO-Sterile (Ethylene Oxide)
Application: Ideal for sterile filtration of solutions in research and analytical labs
Packaging: Pack of 50
These Sartorius Minisart syringe filters provide dependable and sterile filtration, making them an essential tool for laboratories requiring high-quality sample preparation.
It are designed for reliable and efficient sterile filtration of aqueous and organic solutions. These syringe filters feature a 0.45µm pore size and a 28 mm diameter, offering excellent flow rates and low protein binding. EO sterilization ensures safety and suitability for use in sensitive laboratory applications.
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