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Sustainability facts sheet of Vivaflow SU

Sartorius Group
17 Mar 2025

Vivaflow® SU is an official nominee in the Scientists' Choice Awards for Sustainable Lab Product of the Year.

Enhance your ultra and diafiltration capabilities using a sustainably made next-generation tangential flow filtration (TFF) cassette. Discover how the Vivaflow® SU delivers faster process speeds and higher recoveries for virtually any molecule, without the need for expensive equipment or complicated process optimization. Plus, learn how Sartorius has placed sustainability at the fore-front using local sourcing and logistical strategies.

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Vivaflow® is the original plug-and-play tangential flow filtration (TFF) solution for handling samples up to 5 L in research and development laboratories.

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