Agilent, 5610-2206, ValueLab 96-well filter plate 350 uL, 0.45 μm pore size, cellulose acetate (CA),50/pk.

ValueLab 96-well filter plate 350 uL, 0.45 μm pore size, cellulose acetate (CA),50/pk. Cellulose acetate membranes are not compatible with organic solvents. They are well suited for aqueous solutions and are specially recommended for proteins and protein-related samples.

Specifications:
Brand: Captiva
Number of Wells: 96
Skirt: Full
Volume: 350 µL

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Designed for high-throughput laboratory workflows, this 96-well filter plate features individual wells with a 350 microliter capacity and a 0.45 micrometer pore size cellulose acetate membrane. The low protein-binding CA membrane ensures excellent sample recovery and minimizes interference, making it ideal for applications such as DNA and RNA purification, cell-based assays, and particle filtration in research and clinical laboratories. Its uniform filtration performance supports efficient sample processing for both aqueous and organic solutions.

The plate is compatible with standard 96-well plate equipment, including automated liquid handlers, vacuum manifolds, and centrifuge rotors designed for microplates. This versatility enables integration into automated sample preparation workflows, streamlining tasks such as biomolecule extraction, lysate clarification, or analyte isolation. The robust construction and precise well geometry allow reliable handling and consistent filtration across all wells, improving reproducibility in high-throughput screening and assay development.

Packed in quantities of 50, this filter plate is suited for demanding environments where consistency and throughput are paramount. It can be paired with Agilent’s range of microplate readers, vacuum filtration systems, and sample collection plates, optimizing performance for routine and advanced laboratory protocols in molecular biology, diagnostics, and pharmaceutical research.