GVS ABLUO Regenerated Cellulose (RC) Syringe Filters, 0.7/0.45 µm, 25 mm, 50/Pk - GF25BNPGR004AL01
GVS casts its own microporous membranes and assembles them into finished syringe filters under one roof, rather than sourcing either component externally. Individually packaged and pre-tested, a syringe filter needs no functional check before use the way a shared reusable holder does. The RC membrane handles aqueous and solvent samples in the same pass while staying stable in DMSO, aqueous buffers, and organic solvents and forms hydrogen-bonded water layers resisting protein adsorption. The polypropylene housing resists aqueous acids, bases, and alcohols in routine use and maintains a low-dead-volume internal flow path. For routine sample preparation across many methods, each analytical run starts with a consistent, particle-free sample without added hardware or a cleaning step.
Prefiltration
- Two-stage construction pairs a borosilicate glass fiber prefilter with the downstream membrane
- Added glass fiber stage extends usable throughput by delaying membrane clogging
- Naturally hydrophilic borosilicate fiber wets quickly with aqueous samples
- Glass fiber prefilter stage sustains flow through particle-laden, hard-to-filter samples
Membrane Characteristics
- Rigid membrane construction prevents collapse under the differential pressures of manual syringe filtration
- Suitable for plasma protein precipitation supernatant filtration before LC-MS/MS injection
- Continuous, non-fibrous film structure resists fiber shedding unlike loosely bonded depth media
- Cellulose's hydroxyl-rich, hydrogen-bonded surface adsorbs far less protein than synthetic filter membranes
- Non-esterified cellulose structure resists acetone and ketone solvents unlike CA or nitrocellulose
Housing Characteristics
- Polypropylene density near 0.90 g/cm3 keeps housing weight low relative to denser engineering plastics
- Stable across the full aqueous pH range in routine sample work
- Withstands standard 121°C steam autoclave cycles without softening or structural distortion
- Minimal ionic background from the polypropylene housing supports ion chromatography and trace-metal ICP-MS sample preparation
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 comparable filtration options that may offer cost savings for your order from the Tisch Scientific team.
For more information about chemical compatibility, please review our Chemical Compatibility Chart.
- Color
- Clear
- Compliance Standards
- ISO
- Connection Type
- Luer-Lok/Luer Slip
- Construction
- Clear Polypropylene Housing, Ultrasonically Welded
- Diameter
- 25mm
- Filtration Area
- 4.63 cm²
- Inlet Connection
- Female Luer Lock
- Material
- Regenerated Cellulose (RC)
- Maximum Operating Pressure
- 75 psi
- Maximum Operating Temperature (°C)
- 90
- Outlet Connection
- Male Luer Slip
- Pack Count
- 50
- Pore Size (µm)
- 0.7/0.45
- Pre-filter Pore Size
- 0.7
- Prefilter (Yes/No)
- Yes
- Prefilter Material
- Glass Fiber (GF/F)
- Sterility
- Nonsterile
- Wettability
- Hydrophilic
- Fermentation QC - Clarifies fermentation broth samples for rapid glucose, ethanol, and organic acid monitoring in process analytical testing.
- LC-MS Sample Prep - Limits extractable interference with electrospray ionization, supporting sensitive LC-MS/MS quantitation of trace analytes.
- Toxicology Screening - Clarifies blood and urine extracts ahead of LC-MS or GC-MS drug testing, protecting sensitive mass spec ion sources.
- ELISA Sample Prep - A hydrophilic, low non-specific binding surface minimizes antibody and antigen loss ahead of sandwich ELISA quantitation assays.
- HPLC Analysis - Minimizes extractables in critical HPLC sample preparation, ensuring cleaner chromatograms and accurate data generation.
- Drug Discovery Prep - DMSO tolerant RC clarifies compound library solutions in DMSO ahead of biological activity and potency screening assays.