AcroPrep Advance 96-Well Filter Plates for Lysate CLR - 350uL, 3.0um GFRP/1.2um Supor Membrane,10/Pk
Pall SKU: 8040

AcroPrep Advance Glass Fiber / PES Filter Plate, 3 µm, 10/Pk - 8040

Parallel filtration across a full plate replaces the manual clarification step and keeps sample handling consistent from the first well to the last. PES stays stable across the full pH 1 to 14 range while minimizing protein binding for high analyte recovery and wets on contact with aqueous buffers. The prepared samples reach the instrument free of undissolved particulates, reducing failed injections and the rework they cause across a run.

Key Characteristics

• Naturally hydrophilic surface wets without pre-wetting in aqueous applications
• Stable across the full pH 1 to 14 operating range
• Absolute pore size rating gives consistent results across protocols
• Low protein binding preserves dilute analytes for maximum recovery
• Broad compatibility with aqueous buffers, aliphatic alcohols, glycols, and strong bases

Reproducible separations start with samples that reach the column free of particulates. Upstream sample clarification keeps your separations clean and reproducible across your HPLC and UHPLC methods. Call on the Tisch Scientific team to standardize filtration products across your methods with volume pricing and documentation.

Capacity

350uL

Pore Size (µm)

3

Sterility

Nonsterile

Wettability

Hydrophilic

• Automated Dissolution Sampling - Filtered aliquots pulled from dissolution vessels arrive analysis-ready with no manual clarification step.
• High-Throughput Cleanup - Plate-based clarification prepares large analytical batches in parallel and cuts hands-on preparation time per sample.
• Pre-Chromatography Clarification - Clarified aliquots reach the autosampler free of particulates, protecting column lifetime across long runs.
• Unattended Sampling Runs - Single-use plates paired with automated instruments enable clean, hands-off sample collection through a full test.
• Pharmaceutical Release Testing - Clarified samples meet USP, EP, and JP method requirements for routine QC and batch release workflows.
• Parallel Sample Processing - Multiple vessel samples clarify at once, tightening run-to-run consistency across a full analytical sequence.