Vacuum Filtration Systems for Cell Culture and Laboratory Media Preparation

Why Choose Our Vacuum Filtration Systems?

Vacuum filtration systems provide a convenient and efficient method for filtering biological and aqueous laboratory solutions while reducing handling during sample preparation.

• Disposable Filtration System – Integrated filter funnel, membrane, adapter, and collection bottle in a single-use assembly.
• Pre-Sterilised – Irradiation sterilised and individually packaged for immediate laboratory use.
• High Flow Characteristics – Supports efficient filtration of biological liquids and laboratory solutions.
• Low Protein Adsorption – PES membrane options offer ultra-low protein adsorption (<1.5%), helping preserve valuable biological samples.
• Clear Graduated Funnel – Transparent funnel and receiver bottle allow easy monitoring of liquid volumes during filtration.
• Multiple Membrane Options – Available with Polyethersulfone (PES) and Nylon membranes for different laboratory applications.
• Optional Glass Fibre Pre-Filter – Glass fibre (GF) pre-filters are available for samples containing higher levels of particulates.

Applications

Vacuum Filtration Systems are commonly used for:

• Cell Culture Media Preparation – Filtration of complete media and supplements.
• Buffer and Reagent Preparation – Preparation of laboratory solutions before use.
• Biological Sample Filtration – Removal of particulates from biological and aqueous samples.
• Biotechnology and Pharmaceutical Research – Filtration of media and laboratory solutions for research and process development.
• General Laboratory Filtration – Routine filtration of aqueous laboratory samples.

Benefits of Vacuum Filtration

Vacuum filtration is widely used for the preparation of cell culture media, buffers, reagents, and other laboratory solutions. Compared with syringe filtration, vacuum filtration systems provide a practical solution for processing larger liquid volumes while reducing manual handling.

With multiple membrane options, pore sizes, and bottle capacities available, these disposable vacuum filtration systems can be selected to suit a wide range of laboratory filtration applications.