Nylon Syringe Filters, PFAS-Free, Abluo Supreme, 0.2 Micron, 25mm, 10/Pk

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SKU: GF25BNPGN002AT01PF

Brand: Abluo

Filter Material: Nylon

Pore Size: 0.22

Diameter (mm): 25

Est Ship: 2 weeks

Specifications

PFAS-Free Specifications

Abluo Syringe

Housing injected in Polypropylene or Acrylic
Multifunctional Syringe Filters: equipped with luer-lock or luer-slip male connections for different applications
Accurate labeling: each filter is labeled with the specific filter material and pore size for easy identification even if the syringe filter is not in its original packaging
Quick and efficient filtration of samples and all kind of solutions, solvents or gases
Sterile: No

Supreme Syringe

Membrane Diameter: 25 mm
Effective Filtration Area: 4.63 cm²
Housing Diameter: 30 mm
Housing Materials: Clear Polypropylene
Maximum Operating Temperature: 90°C / 194°F
Maximum Operating Pressure: 75 psi
Shelf Life (normal conditions): 3 years

Membrane Solutions

High removal rating, with pore sizes showing an almost normal distribution.
Gradient distribution of pore sizes (from large to small), enabling multi-level interception of contaminants.
High flux, high mechanical strength, and high flow rate.
Low extractables and low protein adsorption.
Excellent resistance to high temperatures, acids, and alkalis.

Product	Pore Size (μm)	Diameter (mm)	Filter Type	Filtration Area (cm²)	Wettability	Housing Material	Holdup Volume (μl)	Volume Throughput (ml)	Connections (Inlet/Outlet)	Max Pressure (bar)
SFPFPES013022NA	0.22	13	PES	0.92	Hydrophilic	PP	<10	<10	Female Luer Lock inlet and Male Luer slip outlet	6 bar
SFPFPES013045NA	0.45	13	PES	0.92	Hydrophilic	PP	<10	<10	Female Luer Lock inlet and Male Luer slip outlet	6 bar
SFPFPES025022NA	0.22	25	PES	2.98	Hydrophilic	PP	<100	<50	Female Luer Lock inlet and Male Luer slip outlet	6 bar
SFPFPES025045NA	0.45	25	PES	2.98	Hydrophilic	PP	<100	<50	Female Luer Lock inlet and Male Luer slip outlet	6 bar
SFPFPES033022NA	0.22	33	PES	4.9	Hydrophilic	PP	<120	<100	Female Luer Lock inlet and Male Luer slip outlet	6 bar
SFPFPES033045NA	0.45	33	PES	4.9	Hydrophilic	PP	<120	<100	Female Luer Lock inlet and Male Luer slip outlet	6 bar
SFPFNY013022NA	0.22	13	NY	0.92	Hydrophilic	PP	<10	<10	Female Luer Lock inlet and Male Luer slip outlet	6 bar
SFPFNY013045NA	0.45	13	NY	0.92	Hydrophilic	PP	<10	<10	Female Luer Lock inlet and Male Luer slip outlet	6 bar
SFNY025022NA	0.22	25	NY	2.98	Hydrophilic	PP	<100	<50	Female Luer Lock inlet and Male Luer slip outlet	6 bar
SFNY025045NA	0.45	25	NY	2.98	Hydrophilic	PP	<100	<50	Female Luer Lock inlet and Male Luer slip outlet	6 bar
SFNY033022NA	0.22	33	NY	4.9	Hydrophilic	PP	<120	<100	Female Luer Lock inlet and Male Luer slip outlet	6 bar
SFNY033045NA	0.45	33	NY	4.9	Hydrophilic	PP	<120	<100	Female Luer Lock inlet and Male Luer slip outlet	6 bar

Applications

PFAS are often referred to as “forever chemicals” because of their extreme persistence in the environment. Their strong carbon–fluorine bonds make them resistant to heat, water, oil, and degradation—properties that have driven their widespread use in modern products, including:

Food packaging and non-stick cookware
Cosmetics and stain-resistant fabrics
Firefighting foams
Industrial manufacturing and surface treatments

However, their durability also poses serious challenges. PFAS have been detected in soil, air, and water systems worldwide, leading to increasing concern about their potential impacts on human health and the environment.

Why Testing for PFAS-Free Materials Matters

As research continues to link PFAS exposure with adverse health effects, the global scientific and regulatory community has intensified efforts to monitor and control these substances. Accurate quantification of PFAS at trace concentrations (ng/L to pg/L levels) is critical for compliance with emerging regulations and to ensure public and environmental safety.

Sectors most affected include:

Waste and water infrastructure – monitoring industrial effluents, landfill leachates, and public water systems
Environmental testing – detecting PFAS in soil, air, and groundwater
Consumer product manufacturing – verifying “PFAS-free” claims in packaging, textiles, and cosmetics

Because even trace contamination can have major regulatory implications, confidence in analytical results—ensuring that data is accurate, representative, and free from cross-contamination—is essential for both regulatory compliance and public trust.

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