The Sartorius Syringe Filter Holders Minisart FM EO-Ster are designed for reliable and sterile filtration of liquids in laboratory settings. These high-quality filter holders ensure optimal flow rates and low protein binding, making them ideal for sensitive sample preparation. The EO sterilisation guarantees product safety, while their compatibility with standard syringes ensures ease of use.
Key Features:
Brand: Sartorius
Type: Minisart FM EO-Ster
Sterilisation: EO (Ethylene Oxide) sterilised
Application: Sterile filtration for lab liquids and sample prep
Packaging: Pack of 50 units
Compatibility: Fits standard syringes
These Sartorius Minisart syringe filter holders are essential for sterile and efficient filtration in research, pharmaceutical, and clinical laboratories.
It are designed for reliable and sterile filtration of liquids in laboratory settings. These high-quality filter holders ensure optimal flow rates and low protein binding, making them ideal for sensitive sample preparation. The EO sterilisation guarantees product safety, while their compatibility with standard syringes ensures ease of use.
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