Cytiva Vacuum Protection Filters are expertly designed to confine and isolate infectious materials in laboratory vacuum systems, safeguarding your work environment. Developed using advanced Whatman VACUGUARD technology, these inline filter devices deliver remarkable protection by employing a 0.2µm PTFE membrane. With both 50mm and 60mm options available, these filters adapt to diverse lab requirements, ensuring accurate ventilation and superb contamination control.

For applications that require increased adsorption capacity, the VACUGUARD 150 Activated Carbon Capsule is also available. Each product is specifically engineered to meet the demands of biotech, pharmaceutical, and food labs where maintaining aseptic conditions is crucial. Conveniently designed and easy to use, these filters provide reliable and durable performance, promoting uncompromised safety standards in your laboratory.

Key Features:

• Cytiva Vacuum Protection Filters are constructed from 0.2µm PTFE or activated carbon, offering superior contamination control in vacuum systems.
• These filters are designed with Whatman VACUGUARD technology, which ensures the reliable isolation of infectious materials and supports safe laboratory practices.
• Available in various disc sizes (50mm and 60mm) and capsule forms, they cater to diverse laboratory needs, ensuring maximum adaptability.

Uses:

• Cytiva Vacuum Protection Filters are essential for laboratories handling infectious materials, providing safe and effective isolation. They are specifically designed to prevent contamination in vacuum systems and ensure clean air exhaust.
• They are perfect for biotech, pharmaceutical, and food labs where safeguarding vacuum processes is critical, offering reliable protection for critical research and production environments.

FAQs:

1. What sizes are available for the Cytiva Vacuum Protection Filters?
The filters are available in 50mm and 60mm disc sizes, providing options to suit different laboratory equipment.

2. How do Cytiva Vacuum Protection Filters ensure safety?
They utilize PTFE membrane technology to effectively trap and isolate infectious particles and materials within vacuum systems, ensuring safe exhaust.