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Anotop 10mm Sterile Syringe Filters, 0.1um, 50 Pk

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    Anotop 10mm Sterile Syringe Filters, 0.1um, 50 Pk
    Whatman SKU: 6809-1112

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    Whatman Anotop Aluminum Oxide Syringe Filters, 0.1 µm, 10 mm, 50/Pk - 6809-1112

    Whatman's Anotop line separates by physical particle dimension alone, a capability rooted in ceramic media chemistry rather than the organic polymer chemistries used in most other membrane technologies. At the sub-micron pore rating, a syringe filter delivers sterilizing-grade retention at the point of use. Aluminum oxide's straight channels pull samples by capillary action while delivering sterile-grade retention at sub-micron pore sizes and handles aqueous and solvent samples cleanly. The polypropylene housing presses snugly against the membrane during the pass and is supplied pre-sterilized in individual packaging for sterile sample preparation. Where bacterial contamination must stay out of the sample, manufacturer-tested retention keeps the instrument and downstream assay protected without a housing to maintain or clean.

    Membrane Characteristics

    • Uniform capillary pore array gives high pore density without lateral crossover
    • Anodized alumina matrix contains no monomers, plasticizers, adhesives, or wetting agents
    • Extractable content stays minimal without interfering with downstream detection
    • Chemical stability in aqueous solutions spans a pH 3 to 9 range
    • Inorganic ceramic structure resists solvent swelling common to polymer membrane materials

    Housing Characteristics

    • Housing rated for reliable filtration under syringe-applied backpressure at its maximum operating pressure.
    • Minimal intrinsic autofluorescence from the polypropylene housing supports background-sensitive fluorescence-based assay work downstream.
    • Resists stress cracking from aqueous salt and buffer solutions
    • Housing tolerates elevated-temperature aqueous and solvent sample filtration up to about 80°C without softening.

    Reproducible separations start with samples that reach the column free of particulates. Pre-injection filtration protects the resolution your methods depend on so your retention times and peak shapes stay consistent. Ask about Whatman's quality documentation to confirm your filtration step meets a recognized laboratory-science standard.

    For more information about chemical compatibility, please review our Chemical Compatibility Chart.

    Bubble Point (psi)
    6.2 bar (90 psi)
    Burst Pressure (psi)
    100psi
    Connection Type
    Luer-Lok/ Luer Slip
    Construction
    Anopore (Aluminum Oxide)
    Diameter
    10mm
    Filtration Area
    0.78cm²
    Holdup Volume
    <20µl
    Material
    Anopore
    Maximum Operating Pressure
    100psi
    Maximum Operating Temperature (°C)
    40°C
    Pack Count
    50
    Pore Size (µm)
    0.1
    Prefilter (Yes/No)
    No
    Sterility
    Nonsterile
    Volume Throughput (ml)
    Up to 10ml
    Wettability
    Hydrophilic
    • Protein Aggregate Removal - Strips antibody and biologic formulations of aggregate species before SEC-MALS and DLS molecular weight characterization.
    • Vaccine Particle QC - Filters virus-like particle and VLP formulations to remove aggregates before particle size distribution and potency analysis.
    • Small Volume CE - Filter tiny sample volumes for capillary electrophoresis, minimizing hold-up volume to conserve valuable sample material.
    • HPLC Solvent Filtration - Filter chromatography mobile phases and solvents reliably, resisting degradation from aggressive organic reagents.
    • NMR Sample Filtration - Delivers aggregate-free aqueous filtrates with no organic extractables interfering with proton or carbon NMR spectra.
    • Flow Cytometry Prep - Removes residual debris and aggregates from cell suspension buffers before immunophenotyping and bead-based multiplex assays.