Pall Life Sciences to Present New Acrodisc 0.2 µm Syringe Filters and Membranes at Pittcon 2010

22 Feb 2010
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Introducing Acrodisc 0.2 µm syringe filters and membranes, specifically developed for UHPLC sample prep and mobile phase filtration. The 0.2 µm retention assures removal of the contaminant size most likely to plug a UHPLC column and offers significantly better protection, providing more confidence in your analytical results. To find out more about these filters and other product available visit booth 2325.

Also on display are innovative filtration and separation solutions for analytical chemistry, prep chromatography, protein purification and laboratory water applications. Plus, make sure to see our live 180 gallon shark tank and enter to win one of three 30-inch plush sharks.

Acrodisc® PSF 0.2 µm Syringe Filters

Pall Life Sciences - Laboratory, Food, Beverage

Acrodisc PSF syringe filters are available in many membrane types, sizes, and packaging configurations to fit all applications. These are the only syringe filters to receive Caliper Life Sciences Automation Certified guarantee, providing: Smooth operation and worry-free performance in automated applications with smooth filter-to-filter release, consistent turret advancement, exceptional housing strength, and strict outside filter geometry. Best protection for HPLC columns – extend column life as much as 46 times. Maximum throughput with the GxF multi-layer prefilter.

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