Laboratory sample preparation and filtration

Syringe Filters

Single-use filter devices for rapid clarification, analytical sample preparation, sterile filtration and venting of small liquid or gas volumes.

Membrane, rating, diameter and sterile-condition combinations must be confirmed for the sample and intended use

Single-use syringe filter devices for laboratory sample preparation and sterile filtration
Small-volume filtration portfolio Clarification · Sample preparation · Sterile filtration
4-33 mm Available device diameters
0.2-200 µm Absolute and nominal ratings
0.2-5.7 cm² Filtration-area range
<10-250 µL Hold-up-volume range

Filter small liquid or gas volumes through a compact luer device.

Syringe filters combine a membrane or depth medium with a compact molded housing and luer-style connections. They provide a quick way to remove particles before HPLC, UHPLC, ion chromatography or other instrumental analysis, and selected configurations support sterile filtration or gas venting.

Format 01 · Standard device

Standard Syringe Filter

A broad membrane and depth-media portfolio for analytical sample preparation, clarification, prefiltration and gas venting.

  • PES, PVDF, PTFE, Nylon, RC, CA, CN, PP or GF media
  • Device diameters from 4 to 33 mm
  • Absolute and nominal filtration ratings

Rating portfolio 0.2-200 µm

Format 02 · Sterile device

Sterile Syringe Filter

Selected membrane, diameter and pore-rating combinations supplied for compatible low-volume sterile-filtration workflows.

  • Selected PES, PVDF, PTFE, Nylon, RC or CA media
  • Common sterile ratings at 0.2, 0.22 and 0.45 µm
  • Individually packaged configurations by selection

Common sterile ratings 0.2 / 0.22 / 0.45 µm

Membrane and device selection

Match membrane chemistry, rating and diameter to the sample.

Selection should begin with sample chemistry and analytical objective, then consider membrane binding, extractables, pore rating, diameter, effective area, hold-up volume, housing material, pressure limit and sterility. Larger diameters generally provide more area and capacity, while smaller devices can reduce product loss in limited samples.

9 media Standard portfolio families
4-33 mm Device-diameter range
01 Sample chemistry and analyte Match membrane compatibility, binding and extractables to the solvent system and target analyte Membrane choice
02 Rating and filtration objective Define clarification, analytical protection, prefiltration, venting or validated sterile-filtration duty Performance
03 Diameter, area and hold-up Balance throughput and particulate capacity against limited sample volume and product-loss targets Device geometry

Small-volume filtration across analytical and biological workflows.

Select membrane, rating, diameter and sterile condition around the sample chemistry, particulate load and downstream method.

01

Instrument protection

Removal of particulates before HPLC, UHPLC, LC-MS, ICP or dissolution testing.

02

Liquid clarification

Clarification of buffers, reagents, culture media and biological samples.

03

Sterile filtration

Sterile filtration of compatible low-volume aqueous solutions.

04

Air and gas venting

Venting or filtration of air and gases with hydrophobic media.

05

High-solids prefiltration

Prefiltration using glass-fiber or polypropylene depth media.

06

Process and QC sampling

Small-volume process development, sampling and quality-control workflows.

Define sample chemistry, filtration objective and device configuration.

A complete RFQ should identify the membrane, rating, device diameter, hold-up target, connection, sterility and documentation requirements for technical review.

01

Sample chemistry

Provide solvent system, pH, target analyte, protein content and particulate load.

02

Filtration objective

State clarification, analytical protection, sterile filtration, venting or prefiltration.

03

Device selection

Specify membrane, rating, diameter, area, hold-up target and housing compatibility.

04

Connections and use

Confirm inlet and outlet form, manual or automated use, and maximum pressure.

05

Quality condition

Select sterile or non-sterile supply, individual packaging, lot testing and certificate needs.

Configuration matrix

Compare standard and sterile syringe-filter configurations.

Configuration note. Not every membrane, pore rating, diameter and sterile condition is available in every combination. A 0.2 or 0.22 µm label alone does not establish sterilizing-grade performance without the relevant validation claim.

Standard device Sterile device

Available configurations

Product type Media Pore size Diameter Filtration area Hold-up volume Inlet / outlet
Standard Syringe Filter PES / PVDF / PTFE / Nylon / RC / CA / CN / PP / GF Absolute rating:
0.2 / 0.22 / 0.45 / 0.8 / 1.2 µm
Nominal rating:
0.2-200 µm
4 / 13 / 20 / 25 / 30 / 33 mm 0.2-5.7 cm² <10-250 µL Female Luer Lock / Male Luer
Sterile Syringe Filter Selected PES / PVDF / PTFE / Nylon / RC / CA Common sterile ratings:
0.2 / 0.22 / 0.45 µm
Other ratings by configuration
Selected 13 / 20 / 25 / 30 / 33 mm Configuration-dependent Configuration-dependent Female Luer Lock / Male Luer or device-specific outlet

Prepare the right configuration for your customer project.

Confirm sample chemistry, filtration objective, membrane, rating, diameter, filtration area, hold-up target, connections, sterility and documentation requirements before submitting the final RFQ.