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E-Beam Sterile Cell Culture Flask for Laboratories

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Basic Information

Model NO.:PK00261
Certification:ISO
Material:Plastic / Polystyrene (PS)
Production Area:100000 Cleanroom
Type:Cell Culture
Color:High Transparency
Safety:DNase & RNase Free / Non-Pyrogenic
Sterilization:Irradiation Sterilization
Cap Type:Vented Cap & Seal Cap
Specification:250mL
HS Code:3926909090
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Product Description

Our cell culture flasks are designed to support optimal cell attachment, growth, and proliferation under controlled conditions. Manufactured from high-clarity, medical-grade polystyrene (PS), these flasks are available with either vent caps for gas exchange or seal caps for closed culture environments, providing flexibility for diverse research needs.

Cell Culture Flask Front View
Cell Culture Flask Angle View
Cat.NO. Description Capacity Cap Type Material Packaging
PK0026025cm² TC Treated, Sterile50mLSeal CapPS12pcs/bag, 25bags/ctn
PK0026175cm² TC Treated, Sterile250mLSeal CapPS5pcs/bag, 18bags/ctn
PK00262175cm² TC Treated, Sterile600mLSeal CapPS5pcs/bag, 10bags/ctn
PK0026325cm² TC Treated, Sterile50mLVent CapPS12pcs/bag, 25bags/ctn
PK0026475cm² TC Treated, Sterile250mLVent CapPS5pcs/bag, 18bags/ctn
PK00265175cm² TC Treated, Sterile600mLVent CapPS5pcs/bag, 10bags/ctn
PK0043325cm² Non-Treated, Sterile50mLVent CapPS12pcs/bag, 25bags/ctn
PK0043475cm² Non-Treated, Sterile250mLVent CapPS5pcs/bag, 18bags/ctn
PK00435175cm² Non-Treated, Sterile600mLVent CapPS5pcs/bag, 10bags/ctn

* For other membrane types, please contact us for more information.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the main difference between sterile and non-sterile syringe filters?

Sterile syringe filters are designed for medical and laboratory applications requiring high purity, featuring small pore sizes to filter out bacteria and viruses. Non-sterile filters are generally used for particulate filtration in general applications with a higher flow rate.

Q2: When should I choose PTFE syringe filters?

PTFE filters are ideal for aggressive chemicals, solvents, and acids. They offer superior chemical compatibility and filtration efficiency, though they are often more expensive.

Q3: What are the advantages of PVDF filters?

PVDF filters are excellent for removing organic contaminants and bacteria from aqueous solutions. They are particularly useful for solutions with high viscosity and are approved for sterile filtration standards.

Q4: Why use Nylon syringe filters in a laboratory?

Nylon filters are a popular, cost-effective choice for general laboratory use. They are compatible with many acids, bases, and organic solvents while providing reliable particle removal.

Q5: What makes PES (polyethersulfone) filters suitable for critical applications?

PES filters provide high filtration reliability and are compatible with various sterilization techniques like autoclaving and gamma irradiation, making them preferred for critical sterile applications.

Q6: Are the cell culture flasks DNase and RNase free?

Yes, our cell culture flasks are manufactured in a 100,000-grade cleanroom and are certified DNase/RNase free and non-pyrogenic to ensure the safety of your laboratory experiments.

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