Agilent, 201720-100, Filter microplate, 96-well, half skirt, polypropylene, with 25 µm polyethylene frit and 2 layers of 0.7 µm glass fiber membrane, 1 mL/well, long drip with turbine, 25/pk

Filter microplate, 96-well, half skirt, polypropylene, with 25 µm polyethylene frit and 2 layers of 0.7 µm glass fiber membrane, 1 mL/well, long drip with turbine, 25/pk. Recommended receiver plate 201276-100

Specifications:
Drip: L
Drip Length: L
Filter Type: Glass Fiber
Number of Wells: 96
Pore Size: 0.7 µm
Well Volume: 1 mL

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This 96-well half skirt filter microplate offers high-performance filtration ideal for demanding laboratory workflows. Constructed from durable polypropylene, each well holds up to 1 mL and features a 25 micron polyethylene frit topped with two layers of 0.7 micron glass fiber membrane, ensuring efficient particle retention and excellent flow rates. The long drip design with turbine aids in minimizing cross-well contamination and supports reliable sample recovery.

Optimized for applications such as nucleic acid purification, protein separation, and cell lysate clarification, this plate is well-suited for high-throughput screening, biomarker discovery, and drug development research. Its robust construction ensures chemical resistance, making it suitable for a wide variety of reagents and solvents.

Compatible with automated liquid handling systems and centrifuge rotors designed for standard 96-well formats, it integrates seamlessly into existing laboratory workflows. The half-skirt design provides rigidity while allowing for compatibility with various sealing options and heat-sealing systems. This filter microplate is also compatible with commonly used manifolds and vacuum filtration devices, supporting both manual and automated processing. Supplied in packs of 25, it is an excellent choice for laboratories seeking reliable, high-capacity processing in genomics, proteomics, and bioanalytical research.