Agilent, 5191-5934, Filter vial, PTFE, 0.20 µm, 100/pk

Filter vial, PTFE, 0.20 µm, 100/pk. Hydrophobic membrane has great temperature resistance. PTFE membranes are compatible with almost all solvents, acids and bases.

Specifications:
Color Code: Light Blue
Filter Material: PTFE
Pore Size: 0.2 µm
UNSPSC Code: 41104925
Vial Material: Polypropylene

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Agilent’s filter vials with a 0.20 micrometer PTFE membrane provide a streamlined solution for rapid sample preparation in analytical laboratories. Designed for convenience and efficiency, these vials combine filtration and sample containment in one unit, reducing preparation time and minimizing the risk of sample loss or contamination. The 0.20 micrometer pore size is ideal for removal of fine particulates, making these vials suitable for high-performance liquid chromatography HPLC, ultra high-performance liquid chromatography UHPLC, and mass spectrometry workflows. The hydrophobic PTFE membrane demonstrates exceptional chemical resistance, ensuring compatibility with both aqueous and organic solvents, as well as aggressive or high-purity samples. Typical applications include pharmaceutical development, environmental analysis, food safety testing, and general life science research, where high-quality, particle-free samples are crucial. These filter vials are compatible with Agilent and a wide range of third-party autosamplers, supporting seamless integration into existing laboratory protocols. Each pack contains 100 single-use vials, offering a practical option for laboratories requiring reliable, high-throughput sample processing. For researchers using conventional or advanced chromatographic systems, these filter vials support improved instrument uptime and optimal data accuracy by protecting columns and sensitive components from particulates. Related filtration products are available for varying pore sizes and membrane chemistries.