| Filter Cartridge Style | Junior filter cartridges |
|---|---|
| Membrane material | Polyethersulfone (PES) |
| Removal Rating (µm) | 0.2 µm |
| Sterilization option(s) | Suitable for Autoclave or SIP |
Answer:The hydrophilic PES membrane is rated at 0.2 µm.
Answer:The cartridge is 4.2 inches long with 1500 cm² effective filtration area.
Answer:An external double O-ring connection with silicone seals and a bayonet lock.
The Pall Supor EKV Junior filter cartridge is a compact sterilizing-grade filtration element for bioprocess liquids. Its hydrophilic polyethersulfone membrane has a 0.2 µm removal rating and a low protein-binding profile suited to filtration of buffers, culture media and other compatible process solutions. This Junior configuration has a 4.2-inch cartridge length and an effective filtration area of 1500 cm². An external double O-ring connection with silicone seals and a bayonet-lock arrangement provides the defined housing interface. Filter performance is influenced by liquid characteristics, process flow, differential pressure and the selected sterilization method. Incorporate a validated pre-use and post-use integrity-test strategy when the filter performs a critical microbial-retention function. Flush or condition the assembly under the validated process procedure before introducing sensitive product streams. This filter cartridge is a specific Junior-style design, not an interchangeable ten-inch cartridge or a self-contained capsule. Housing compatibility and the process validation package should govern selection.
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