GVS ABLUO Polyethersulfone (PES) Syringe Filters, 0.22 µm, 13 mm, 100/Pk - FJ13BNPPS002AH01PF
GVS casts its own microporous membranes and assembles them into finished syringe filters under one roof, rather than sourcing either component externally. A sterilizing-grade syringe filter delivers point-of-use sterile filtration in a single-use format, without the housing and gasket maintenance a reusable stainless steel filter holder requires. PES's open pore layout leaves proteins less surface to contact while loading aqueous buffers with zero pre-wetting delay and tolerates aliphatic alcohols, glycols, and aqueous buffers. Low-extractable polypropylene keeps sample purity intact through the filtration pass while resisting degradation from routine sample matrices and maintains a low-dead-volume internal flow path. When sample preparation calls for a sterile filtrate at the point of injection, sterilizing-grade absolute retention delivers it directly, protecting the analytical method from microbial interference.
With no PFAS-bearing fluoropolymers anywhere in the flow path, per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances stay clear of the sample from the inlet through to the collected filtrate. Carrying independent third-party PFAS-free validation, the device shields low-level per- and polyfluoroalkyl determinations from the background contamination an ordinary filter can contribute during routine sample filtration. Trace PFAS workflows gain a filtration step that supports defensible, contamination-controlled results across the environmental and aqueous matrices these regulatory methods routinely place under scrutiny.
Membrane Characteristics
- Pore structure integrity holds through autoclave cycles up to 126°C
- Chemical breadth spans alcohols, glycols, and aqueous buffers
- Antibody and protein samples pass through PES with minimal adsorptive loss
- Sterilizing-grade PES membrane lots are challenge-tested against Brevundimonas diminuta to qualify 0.2 micron retention
- PFAS extractables test non-detectable under EPA Method 537.1
Housing Characteristics
- Inert polyolefin wall contributes minimal sample adsorption to the filtrate
- Resists stress cracking from aqueous salt and buffer solutions
- The seal formed against the membrane blocks bypass at rated operating pressure
- Impact-tolerant polypropylene body withstands routine bench handling without damage
Particulates in your buffers, reagents, and aqueous samples slow your preparation and throw off its consistency. General-purpose aqueous filtration supports the sample types you handle every day across your water-analysis and general analytical workflows. Request details on payment terms or standing-order arrangements for your routine filtration purchases.
For more information about chemical compatibility, please review our Chemical Compatibility Chart.
- Color
- Transparent
- Connection Type
- Luer-Lok/Luer Slip
- Construction
- Polypropylene housing, ultrasonically welded
- Diameter
- 13mm
- Filtration Area
- 0.76 cm²
- Holdup Volume
- <50 µL
- Inlet Connection
- Female Luer Lock
- Material
- Polyethersulfone (PES)
- Maximum Operating Pressure
- 80 psi
- Maximum Operating Temperature (°C)
- 90°C (194°F)
- Outlet Connection
- Male Luer Slip
- Pack Count
- 100
- Pore Size (µm)
- 0.22
- Sterility
- Nonsterile
- Wettability
- Hydrophilic
- Biological Assays - Protects sensitive enzymatic and antibody-based assays from particulate interference without adsorbing critical reagents.
- Organic Carbon Testing - Clarifies water samples ahead of DOC and UV254 analysis while keeping organic carbon adsorption to the membrane minimal.
- PFAS Water Testing - PES filters process aqueous samples for EPA Method 1633A PFAS testing without added fluorinated background.
- Media Preparation - Facilitates rapid sterilization of tissue culture additives, lowering contamination risk during sensitive laboratory work.
- Urine Drug Screening - Clarifies protein-poor urine samples for dilute-and-shoot LC-MS/MS toxicology testing without adsorbing target drug analytes.
- Cell Culture - Reduces the risk of mycoplasma contamination in growth media, supporting healthier cell lines and more reliable experimental outcomes.