Foxx Autofil PP Bottletop Lab Filter Sterilization PES Nylon

Description

Product Overview

The Foxx Autofil PP Bottletop Lab Filter is engineered to seamlessly fit on top of most laboratory bottles featuring a GL45 thread, ensuring a secure and leak-free connection. This filter is available in three distinct membrane types: PES, Nylon, and PTFE, each selected for their specific filtration properties and compatibility with various laboratory fluids. Pore size options include 0.2μm and 0.45μm, catering to different sterilization and clarification requirements, with capacities of 500mL and 1000mL to accommodate varying volumes. Manufactured by Foxx Life Sciences in an ISO 13485 certified cleanroom in North America, this product adheres to stringent quality standards. Key specifications include package dimensions of 20.51 x 15.51 x 5.51 inches and a weight of 4.91 ounces, with the model number 325-1241-FLS and ASIN B01N7VIZX4, making it a dependable choice for industrial and scientific applications.

Usage

The Foxx Autofil PP is designed for sterilization and clarification of aqueous laboratory fluids, making it ideal for environments such as research labs, pharmaceutical facilities, and biotechnology companies. It is commonly used in processes like sample preparation, media filtration, and buffer sterilization, where maintaining fluid purity is critical. Target audiences include laboratory technicians, researchers, and scientists who require efficient, reliable filtration systems to ensure consistent results in experiments and production. This filter is suitable for routine use in settings that demand high standards of hygiene and contamination control, helping to achieve clear, sterile solutions for various applications.

Why Choose Us

Foxx Life Sciences stands out due to its commitment to quality and precision, with the Autofil PP manufactured in an ISO 13485 cleanroom, ensuring high standards of cleanliness and consistency. The product’s competitive advantages include its versatility with multiple membrane types and pore sizes, allowing users to select the optimal configuration for their specific needs. Unlike generic filters, the Autofil PP is designed for easy integration with GL45 thread bottles, reducing setup time and enhancing usability. This focus on user-centric design and rigorous manufacturing processes provides a reliable, long-lasting solution that minimizes the risk of contamination and improves workflow efficiency in laboratory settings.

Key Features

• Compatible with most laboratory bottles using GL45 threads for easy installation and secure fit
• Available in PES, Nylon, and PTFE membranes to suit different fluid types and filtration requirements
• Offers pore sizes of 0.2μm and 0.45μm for effective sterilization and clarification of aqueous solutions
• Designed in 500mL and 1000mL capacities to handle varying sample volumes efficiently
• Manufactured in an ISO 13485 cleanroom for assured quality, reliability, and compliance with industry standards

FAQ

What types of membranes are available for the Foxx Autofil PP?

The Foxx Autofil PP is available in three membrane types: PES, Nylon, and PTFE, each offering distinct properties for filtering different laboratory fluids, such as aqueous solutions, solvents, or aggressive chemicals, to meet specific application needs.

What pore sizes does this filter support?

This filter supports pore sizes of 0.2μm and 0.45μm, allowing for fine sterilization or general clarification, depending on the level of particulate removal required for your laboratory processes.

Is the Foxx Autofil PP compatible with all laboratory bottles?

It is designed to fit most laboratory bottles with a GL45 thread, providing a universal solution that minimizes compatibility issues and ensures a tight seal for effective filtration without leaks.

Where is the Foxx Autofil PP manufactured?

The Foxx Autofil PP is manufactured by Foxx Life Sciences in an ISO 13485 certified cleanroom located in North America, guaranteeing high-quality production standards and consistent performance.

What are the typical applications for this filter?

Common applications include sterilization and clarification of aqueous laboratory fluids, such as in media preparation, buffer filtration, and sample processing, making it essential for research, pharmaceutical, and biotech industries.