Cytiva - RTPUFP-750-E-6S - Sterile ReadyToProcess Hollow Fiber Cartridge, 750 kD, 1 mm i.d. fiber, size 6 housing, AdvantaPure tubingItem must be purchased in units of 1

ITEM #: 9958272

Single-use ultrafiltration hollow fiber cartridges with Ready. Mate single-use connectors enable easy installation and aseptic connections to Ready. Circuit products.

• Low total organic carbon, endotoxin, and conductivity.
• Minimal or no rinse-out needed prior to use.
• Preconditioned for reduced conductivity and TOC level.
• Gamma irradiated for sterility.

Cross flow filtration solutions for safer, faster drug development

Cross flow filtration (CFF), also known as tangential flow filtration (TFF), is a fast and efficient technique for concentration, diafiltration (buffer exchange and desalting), and fractionation of biomolecules. ReadyTo. Process hollow fiber cartridge filters enable simpler, safer, and faster drug development by eliminating device preparation steps such as wetting and sterilizing. The single-use nature of the cartridges allows elimination of associated cleaning protocols and cleaning validation. Ready. Mate single-use connectors

ReadyTo. Process hollow fiber cartridge filters incorporate Ready. Mate disposable aseptic connectors. These allow installation and aseptic connection of ReadyTo. Process hollow fiber cartridges to other components within the ReadyTo. Process product platform, including bioprocess containers and tubing assemblies.
Our hollow fiber cartridges are processed to wet the membrane, lower total organic carbon (TOC) and conductivity, and minimize endotoxin and bioburden levels.How to identify and order the right ultrafiltration cartridge filter for your application

cartridges are produced in a range of formats and housing sizes to suit different applications and process scales. To find out more about full range of cross flow filtration solutions, and to learn how to identify the right cartridge filter for your needs, download our Selection Handbook: Hollow fiber cartridges and systems for membrane separations.