Agilent, A5962012, Captiva 96-well dual filter plate, 0.45 µm pore, cellulose acetate, 5/pk

Captiva 96-well dual filter plate, 0.45 µm pore, cellulose acetate, 5/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
Filter Material: Cellulose Acetate
Lipid Removal: No
Nondrip Membrane: No
Number of Wells: 96
Pore Size: 0.45 µm
Skirt: Half
Sterile: No
UNSPSC Code: 41104922
Volume: 1 mL
Well Shape: Round

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The Captiva 96-well dual filter plate with 0.45 micron cellulose acetate membranes is engineered for efficient and high-throughput filtration of biological and chemical samples in research and analytical laboratories. Designed with a dual filter configuration, this plate ensures optimal sample clarification and contaminant removal, reducing clogging risk and maximizing sample recovery. The 0.45 micron pore size is ideal for particle removal in applications such as protein precipitation, plasma or serum filtration, and cell culture sample processing. Made from low protein binding cellulose acetate, the plate minimizes analyte loss and contamination, supporting reproducible and accurate results. Compatible with standard 96-well format automation systems and liquid handlers, it integrates seamlessly into existing workflows for laboratories requiring reliable parallel sample processing. It is suitable for use in pharmaceutical, clinical, and environmental testing, as well as for preparation prior to chromatographic analysis, including LC and LC-MS. This filter plate is designed to work in conjunction with Agilent’s broad range of sample preparation consumables and instruments, providing flexibility in laboratory setups. Each pack contains five plates, ensuring convenience and cost-effective supply for routine filtration demands.