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Cytiva Whatman™ PolyVENT™ Vessel Venting Filters
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Length (Metric):
23 mm
46 mm
48 mm
96 mm
Filtration Area:
1000 cm2
16 cm2
4 cm2
500 cm2
No. per Pack:
1 Piece
10 Pieces
100 Pieces
50 Pieces
Description
Flows in both directions with hydrophobic PTFE membrane. Whatman™ PolyVENT™ Vessel Venting Filters are integral filter products for sterile venting of vessels and tanks.
Constructed from a single, standardized set of materials.
- Membrane made of hydrophobic 0.2 μm PTFE membrane.
- Validated for 50 steam autoclave cycles; compatible with EtO.
- Testable by Water Break Through (WBT) test or bubble point testing.
- Pass USP Class VI biosafety tests for plastics.
- Manufactured in clean room facilities.
- Bidirectional and autoclavable.
Compliance
- Biosafe—all materials meet USP Class VI requirements
- Manufactured in GMP-controlled cleanroom facilities

Specifications
Specifications
Autoclavable | Autoclavable |
Certifications/Compliance | Biosafe; all materials meet USP Class VI requirements; Manufactured in GMP-controlled cleanroom facilities |
Description | PolyVENT 500, 0.2 μm, inlet 1/4 to 3/8 in. stepped hose barb, outlet 1/4 to 3/8 in. stepped hose barb (1 pc) |
Material (Membrane) | PTFE |
Pore Size | 0.2 μm |
Filtration Area | 500 cm2 |
For Use With (Application) | Sterile venting of filling, mixing, holding, autoclave, fermentation, shipping, and dispensing vessels; For isolation of incubators, autoclaves, lyophilizers, EtO sterilizers, and fermenters; For biotech, pharmaceutical and diagnostics, and food and beverage |
Housing Material | Polypropylene |
Inlet Connection (Metric) | 1/4 to 3/8 in SB |
Inlet Style | Stepped barb 6 to 9mm (¼ to ⅜ in.) |
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