Sample Filtration
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=== Overview === | === Overview === | ||
| - | Whatman Mini Uniprep syringeless filters offer a convenient way of filtering samples containing particulates prior to introduction on an HPLC system. They come with 2 pore sizes and may different filter substrates | + | Whatman Mini Uniprep syringeless filters offer a convenient way of filtering samples containing particulates prior to introduction on an HPLC system. They come with 2 pore sizes and may different filter substrates [http://www.whatman.com/MiniUniPrep.aspx#UN203NPUNYL]. They are designed for manual operation but are not conducive to high throughput - repeated pressing by hand being quite fatiguing. |
LEAP has developed a "Press" accessory for the PAL which allows samples to be filtered reliably and repeatably. It does not require external pneumatics, but uses the PAL Z motion itself to compress the filter chambers. Samples can be processes in batch mode or "just in time" before direct injection to the LC valve. | LEAP has developed a "Press" accessory for the PAL which allows samples to be filtered reliably and repeatably. It does not require external pneumatics, but uses the PAL Z motion itself to compress the filter chambers. Samples can be processes in batch mode or "just in time" before direct injection to the LC valve. | ||
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Revision as of 15:25, 18 February 2009
| Sample Filtration |
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| Sample Filtration with Whatman Mini-Uniprep filter system |
Overview
Whatman Mini Uniprep syringeless filters offer a convenient way of filtering samples containing particulates prior to introduction on an HPLC system. They come with 2 pore sizes and may different filter substrates [1]. They are designed for manual operation but are not conducive to high throughput - repeated pressing by hand being quite fatiguing.
LEAP has developed a "Press" accessory for the PAL which allows samples to be filtered reliably and repeatably. It does not require external pneumatics, but uses the PAL Z motion itself to compress the filter chambers. Samples can be processes in batch mode or "just in time" before direct injection to the LC valve.
