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Filter Housings | Life Science Research | Merck
Most filters are housed in a device, which provides support and directs flow. This page describes different types of housings as well as different methods used to seal the membrane into the housing. The sealing method may impact downstream results, both with respect to maximum pressure, device integrity and extractable impurities. -
Microcon® Centrifugal Filters | Life Science Research | Merck
Microcon centrifugal filters simplify, concentrate and desalt the solutions of any macromolecule, on all centrifuges that accept 1.5 mL test tubes. -
Millipak® Final Fill Filter | Merck
Aseptic final fill processing is the last step in the biopharmaceutical production process to assure patient safety. -
Centrifree® Ultrafiltration for Clinical Samples | Protein Concentration - Life Science Research | Merck
Designed for clinical samples, Centrifree ultrafiltration devices separate free from protein-bound micro-solute in small volumes of serum, plasma, and other biological samples. -
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BioReliance Validation Services | Chemical Compatibility Testing | Merck
To comply with GMP guidelines worldwide and the US Code of Federal Regulations, physical and chemical compatibility testing is necessary to prove that filters and single-use systems used in biopharmaceutical manufacturing are not reactive, additive or absorptive when they come into contact with drug product. -
Solvent Resistant Stirred Cells | Life Science Research | Merck
We provide solvent resistant stirred cells constructed from stainless steel and borosilicate glass, for sample concentration up to 300 mL under high pressure. -
Chromolith® Prep: Comparison of Flow Rates | Merck
Chromolith® Prep columns can be operated with a flow rate of up to 400 mL/min: ten times faster than with particulate columns of an equivalent size. -
Chromolith Prep: Up-scaling | Merck
With Chromolith® Prep monolithic columns, analytical separations can be easily transferred to preparative chromatography by linear transfer of methods.