Cobetter, SFMPES-12025, Yellow Hydrophilic PES Syringe Filters Non-sterile 100pcs/pk

Check this product with a package size of 25mm / 1.2μm / 100pcs/pk on Iright. Cobetter PES syringe filters are made of asymmetric polyethersulfone (PES) membrane with graded pore size, providing fast flow rate of aqueous and mild organic solutions. The housing is made of premium polypropylene which has a wide chemical compatibility. The Over molded design ensures higher operating pressures. Luer lock inlet/outlet offers leak-tight syringe connection.
Specifications

Connections
Inlet
Female Luer Lock
Outlet
Male Luer Slip
Materials
Housing
PP
Membrane
PES
Wettability
Hydrophilic
Physical Properties
Pore Size
0.1μm, 0.22μm, 0.45μm, 0.65μm, 0.8μm, 1.2μm, 5.0μm
Filter Diameter

13mm
25mm
33mm

Filtration Area

0.72cm²
3.4cm²
4.5cm²

Maximum Operating Pressure

6bar
3bar
2bar

pH Range
3.0 – 14.0
Sterility
Delivery Condition
Nonsterile
Sterilization Method
Not Recommended
Package
Pack Size
100pcs
Packaging
Bulk packed
Performance

Filter Diameter
Pore Size
Flow Rate (mL/min@0.21Mpa,20°C, 210kPa, 30psi)
Bubble Point(MPa, Water)
13mm
0.22μm
68
≥0.45
0.45μm
95
≥0.25
0.8μm
145
≥0.1
25mm
0.22μm
350
≥0.45
0.45μm
—
≥0.25
0.8μm
815
≥0.1
33mm
0.22μm
400
≥0.45
0.45μm
—
≥0.25
0.8μm
1265
≥0.1
Features
Available in 13mm, 25mm, 33mm diameter
A variety of pore sizes to suit your application needs, 0.1μm / 0.22μm / 0.45μm / 0.8μm / 1.2μm / 5.0μm
Asymmetric PES membrane for fast flow rate and low protein binding
Color code: Yellow
Applications
Filtration of aqueous and mild organic solutions
Filtration of tissue culture media
Select by Volume

Sample Volume
Filter Diameter
Filtration Area
Hold-up Volume
< 10mL
13mm
0.72 cm²
< 25μl 
10mL to 100mL
25mm
3.4 cm²
 < 100μl
100mL to 200mL
33mm
4.5 cm²
< 125μl
How to use a syringe filter?
Choose the right type of membrane material based on the properties of your sample. Be careful of the chemical compatibility to avoid extractables and leachables. Read this article about How to choose a syringe filter.
1. Load the sample into the syringe.
2. Attach the filter to the luer-lock of the syringe with a twisting motion. Make sure it is securely attached.
3. Filter the sample. Hold the syringe and filter vertically, and gently press the plunger to push the sample through the filter. Take care not to apply too much force or you may damage the filter.
4. Discard the used filter and repeat for the next sample.