Bioland™ Cell Strainers for Stem Cells and Primary Cells - China Suppliers and Factory for Quality Research Tools
Product Specifications
| Order number | Description | Package |
|---|---|---|
| CS05-040 | Cell Strainer, With Skirt, With Handle, Blue, 40µm | 1/PK 50/Box |
| CS05-070 | Cell Strainer, With Skirt, With Handle, White, 70µm | 1/PK 50/Box |
| CS05-100 | Cell Strainer, With Skirt, With Handle, Yellow, 100µm | 1/PK 50/Box |
| CS05-040F | Cell Strainer, Without Skirt, Without Handle, Blue, 40µm | 1/PK 50/Box |
| CS05-070F | Cell Strainer, Without Skirt, Without Handle, Natural, 70µm | 1/PK 50/Box |
| CS05-100F | Cell Strainer, Without Skirt, Without Handle, Yellow, 100µm | 1/PK 50/Box |
| CS05-040B | Cell Strainer, Without Skirt, With Handle, Blue, 40µm | 1/PK 50/Box |
| CS05-070B | Cell Strainer, Without Skirt, With Handle, Natural, 70µm | 1/PK 50/Box |
| CS05-100B | Cell Strainer, Without Skirt, With Handle, Yellow, 100µm | 1/PK 50/Box |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What mesh sizes are available for these cell strainers?
A: We offer three standard mesh sizes: 40µm (Blue), 70µm (White/Natural), and 100µm (Yellow) to accommodate different cell types and applications.
Q: Are the cell strainers provided sterile?
A: Yes, each cell strainer is individually packaged (1/PK) and sterilized to ensure they are ready for use in sensitive cell culture environments.
Q: Do these strainers fit standard centrifuge tubes?
A: Yes, our cell strainers are specifically designed to fit perfectly into standard 50ml conical centrifuge tubes for easy filtration.
Q: What is the difference between the "With Skirt" and "Without Skirt" models?
A: Models with a skirt provide additional stability and handling ease during the filtration process, while models without a skirt offer a more compact design for specific laboratory workflows.
Q: What materials are used in the construction of the strainers?
A: The frame is typically made of high-quality polypropylene (PP), and the filter mesh is made of durable nylon, ensuring chemical resistance and consistent pore sizes.
Q: How are the strainers color-coded?
A: For quick identification, 40µm is Blue, 70µm is White or Natural, and 100µm is Yellow.