I’m here with Johan Arango, I.W. Tremont, Technical Sales Representative, and I.W. Tremont has been a customer of Hollingsworth & Vose for 35 years. And Johan, please tell me, how does the lower back pressure of the Trupor membrane help your customers versus traditional cast membranes?
A typical lab tech will process tens, if not hundreds of samples per day. The lower back pressure avoids operator fatigue, and then the higher load and capacity of the Trupor membrane allows the same tech to process a greater sample volume.
Nice. So it sounds like that is a great opportunity for Trupor to help the analytical market space. How can true for media help our end users? Trupor’s flow rates are so high. We can filter as much or more than the competitive membranes because a much higher flow rate. So with the flux being higher, that translates into value, with faster batch sizes, faster separation processes, and even higher yields because of the reduced, protein binding.
Thanks, Mike.
What types of polymers does Trupor media come in and what pore sizes? The Trupor product family is really two pieces: nylon chemistry and the PES, polyethersulfone. And the pore size ranges from 0.2 micron up to 1.2 micron.
Thanks, Mike.
As a leader in advanced materials for filtration, Hollingsworth & Vose (H&V) offers a range of filter media solutions suitable for use in analytical applications.
What Is the Role of Filters and Filter Media in the Analytical Market?
The analytical market handles the measurement, analysis, and categorization of processes. These critical operations rely on various materials, such as test strips, laboratory filters and papers, test filters, weighing paper, qualitative standard filter paper, and other porous materials.
Which Current Analytical Market Trends Are Affecting Filtration Solutions?
In the analytical market, new trends have affected which materials are used in operations. The current trends influencing analytical material solutions are:
- The demand for quality and consistency. Analytical companies and their customers require materials that ensure uniformity and consistency in products.
- The introduction of new measurement methods and analysis needs. The analytical market is driven by the development of new measurement methods and the establishment of new analysis needs, both of which guide material usage.
- The increase in digitization efforts. The creation of new digital analytical methods has spurred the development of new digital analytical products, which often require advanced material solutions.
- The desire for repeatability and contamination-free operations. Analytical products are used to generate data important to various decision-making processes. As such, they must be capable of producing repeatable, contamination-free results.
Why Choose H&V’s Analytical Filter Media Solutions?
As a premier provider of advanced materials for filtration applications, Hollingsworth & Vose offers a range of filter media solutions for the analytical market, including:
- Trupor®. This sub-micron family of products can be made from various polymers and is available in several traditional microfiltration grades (0.65 microns, 0.45 microns, and 0.20 microns). It is used in high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC), syringe filters, extraction thimbles, and other specialty applications.
- Wetlaid glass products. Wetlaid glass products are available in grades ranging from 10 micron to 0.20 micron.
- Wetlaid quartz products. Wetlaid quartz products are employed in analytical products around the world.
- Wetlaid cellulose products. Wetlaid cellulose products are available in grades ranging from 50 micron to 1 micron.
- Meltblown products. Meltblown products are available in polypropylene (PP), polyester (PBT), and nylon, and grades ranging from 30 micron down to 0.80 micron.
- Air filtration products. Liquid filtration applications often require air filtration solutions. H&V air filter media is available in HEPA and sub-HEPA grades.
H&V is a worldwide leader of advanced filtration materials. Our commitment to innovation, combined with our vast network of R&D and manufacturing facilities and sales representatives, enables us to deliver high-quality material solutions to customers in a variety of industries across the globe. To learn more about our products and how they support the analytical market, contact us today.
