Material: Glass fiber syringe filters are constructed using glass fiber membranes, which are composed of borosilicate glass fibers. Borosilicate glass is chemically resistant and compatible with a wide range of solvents and chemicals.
Membrane Type: Glass fiber membranes are hydrophilic, meaning they attract and retain water and aqueous solutions. However, some glass fiber membranes can be modified to be hydrophobic for specific applications.
Pore Size: Glass fiber syringe filters are available in 0.7μm pore sizes, usually used for Separation and filtration of Proteinsolutions, and also the HPLC pre-filtration, and the particles analysis.
Sterility: Glass fiber syringe filters are available in non-sterile versions.
Chemical Compatibility: Glass fiber membranes are compatible with organic solvents, acids, bases, and aqueous solutions, making them suitable for a wide range of laboratory processes and applications.
Connectors: These filters have standard Luer-lock or Luer-slip connectors that fit onto syringes for easy and secure attachment during filtration.

| Specifications | |
| Filter Medium: | Glass Fiber Filter |
| Pore Size(μm): | 0.7 |
| Diameter(mm): | 25 |
| Wettability: | Hydrophilic |
| Sterile: | No |
| Filtration Area(cm²): | 2.98 |
| Layers | 2 |
| Housing Material: | Medical grade PP |
| Volume Throughput(ml): | <100 |
| Holdup-Volume(μl): | <100 |
| Connections (Inlet/Outlet): | Female Luer Lock inlet and Male Luer slip outlet |
| Max Operating Pressure(psi): | 87 |
| Max Operating Temperature(℃): | 60 |
Hydrophilic GF membrane;
High flow rate;
100% Borosilicate glass;
With a capillary structure, it can absorb more water. Fast flow rate and high-temperature resistance;
Luer lock inlet tip makes the secure connection and avoids filter blow-off;
One of the shortcomings of traditional filters is that they are easy to burst. The product is specially designed to withstand a burst pressure of up to 5.2 bar;
Stable membrane quality and zero difference between batches ensure the consistency of analysis results.
Filtration of aqueous and organic solutions;
Rapid pre-filtration of high particle-loaded samples;
Pre-filtering small-volume liquids to avoid saturation of small-porosity membranes;
Fuel hydraulic fluids and machined parts;
Pre-filtering of suspensions.

