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Centrifugal FiltersBroad chemical compatibility: Heat-sealed membrane eliminates adhesives and downstream extractables; compatible with pH 1 to 9 o Reverse spin recovery: Enables maximum protein recovery without introducing pipetting errors; low binding membrane and polypropylene housing for > 90% sample recovery
*Maximum initial sample volume: Swinging bucket(10.0mL), Fixed angle rotor(10.0mL) *Typical final concentrate volume: 200μL *Maximum relative centrifugal force: Swinging bucket rotor(4,000g), Fixed angle rotor(5,000g) *Active membrane area: 5.48c㎡ *Protein Concentration, Nucleic Acid Concentraion, Buffer Exchange, Dialysis, Desalting *Dead stop: Avoids spinning to dryness, provides a predictable concentration factor and no need to calibrate for several samples to run in parallel *Available in multiple pore sizes with the following defined Molecular Weight Cut-Offs (MWCO): 30, 50 and 100KD *Vertical membranes: Aligned with filtrate rather than perpendicular for less clogging, less waste and faster filtration; capable of 25- to 80-fold concentration in a single step concentration in a single step *Reliable: Spin precious samples with confidence in one robust, sleek unit that prevents leakage *Ultrafiltration membrane is neutrally charged, rendering it low binding for enhanced flux and recovery. The membrane has excellent chemical resistance and very low extractables *Temperature range: -20°C to +50C° *Autoclavability: No Processing of protein solutions containing biomolecules (albumin, mAbs, lgG, lgM, hormones, growth factors, etc.) *Acetic Acid (>25%) *Acetonitrile (>30%) *Aliphatic & aromatic esters *Amines *Ammonium hydroxide (>5%) *Aromatic & chlorinated hydrocarbons *Butyl acetate (>40%) *Dimethyl acetamide (DMAC) (>30%) *Ethers *Hydrochloric acid (>0.5 Nat 50°C) *Isopropyl Alcohol (> 25%) *Ketone *Methylene chloride (>1%) *Methyl ethyl ketone (>1%) *Phosphoric acid (>1 N) *Sodium deoxycholate (>5%) *Sodium hydroxide (>0.5N at 50°C) *Sodium hypochlorite (>0.04%) *Tetrahydrofuran (>5%) *Toluene (>1%) |