Laboratory Pressure Filtration Units
Our laboratory pressure-driven filtration units are ready-to-use devices designed for the clarification and/or sterile filtration of media and aqueous solutions. Designed to accommodate a range of batch sizes (100mL to 10L), they can be tailored to a variety of laboratory needs.
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Sartolab® P20 Pressure Filter Units
Sartolab® P20 devices are ready-to-use pressure filter units for general laboratory use like the clarification and sterile filtration of media and aqueous solutions in batches from 100 mL to 10 L. Sartolab® P20 Plus with an incorporated prefilter is recommended for difficult-to-filter solutions like, for example, media that contains serum. These devices offer:
- Highest flow rates with a large surface of filtration (20 cm²)
- No loss of protein with a low-binding membrane
- Low hold-up volume due to optimized membrane support
- Versions available with a prefilter for high particle load solutions
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Sartorius Sartolab® P20 Features
Polyethersulfone (PES) is the membrane of choice for the Sartolab® P20 pressure filter units, as it combines very low protein binding properties with the highest flow rates.
Sartolab® P20 has a compact footprint and an outer diameter of 61mm, making it ideal for laboratory use.
Sartolab® P20 pressure filter units are available in a broad range of configurations to fit your individual needs. Choose between sterile and non-sterile, etc. to meet the requirements of most applications.
Setup and Filtration of Sartolab® P20 Devices
Sartolab® P20 are ready-to-use devices designed for the clarification and/or sterile filtration of media and aqueous solutions. Designed to accommodate a range of batch sizes (100mL to 10L), they can be tailored to a variety of laboratory needs.
How to Perform a Visual Bubble Point With a Sartolab® P20 Pressure Filtration Device
How to perform a visual bubble point with a Sartolab® P20 pressure filtration device with and without venting holes. This video explains how to perform a visual bubble point that will determine the integrity of the product after use.
Frequently Asked Questions
To maximize sample recovery after all visible liquid has been filtered, remove the syringe from the filter, draw in air, reconnect the syringe and use this air cushion to recover a part of this liquid remained in the filter.
Avoid air passage during the filtration process by using a weight on the side of the tubing immersed in the solution to be filtered.
Air ingress can create an air blockage in the membrane, thus reducing filtration performance.
