The Cytiva Pall Supracap Filter Capsules are advanced filtration solutions tailored for diverse industrial applications, including pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical sectors. Available in Supracap 50 and 100 series, these filter capsules offer both single-layer and dual-layer media options, ensuring flexibility and heightened performance. Their robust design caters to different filtration needs by providing precise particle retention and exceptional flow rates. With sizes ranging from 5" to 10", these capsules promise both efficiency and reliability.

Whether you require Luer-Lock connections or prefer hose barb and sanitary flange inlets and outlets, these filter capsules are designed to seamlessly integrate into your existing system. Choose from a variety of media grades, like K250P, K900P, and dual-layer PDE2, to meet specific filtration requirements. The capsules' comprehensive versatility and top-notch filtering capabilities make them ideal for ensuring high-quality and contaminant-free final products, reinforcing trust in your production process.

Key Features:

• Single-layer and dual-layer media options cater to diverse filtration needs, enhancing flexibility and effectiveness in removal of impurities.
• The variety of connection options, including Luer-Lock and sanitary flanges, ensures compatibility with various systems and easy integration.

Uses:

• Cytiva Pall Supracap Filter Capsules are designed for the efficient filtration of liquids and gases, widely used across pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, food and beverage industries, as well as laboratory applications to ensure sterility and purity.

FAQs:

1. What are the main uses of Supracap Filter Capsules?
They are primarily used for sterile filtration in pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical processes, ensuring contamination-free final products.

2. What media grades are available for these capsules?
Supracap filters offer single-layer media grades like K250P and K900P, and dual-layer options such as PDE2 and PDD1.

3. How do I choose between single-layer and dual-layer media?
Single-layer media are typically used for basic filtration needs, whereas dual-layer media provide enhanced depth filtration for more challenging applications.