Nonsterile syringe filters are used for general filtration and sample purification, while sterile syringe filters are used to sterilize solutions or clarify sterile solutions. Membrane and filter housing are the two most important characteristics of syringe filters. Both of these properties must be compatible with the filtration application and solution. Syringe filter membranes are matched to end applications based on composition, filter diameter, and pore size, whereas syringe filter housings are matched based on composition and format. We have a comprehensive range of sterile syringe filters that offer superior performance across a variety of sterile laboratory filtration applications. Scientists can choose from a variety of membrane types, pore sizes, and effective filtration areas to meet their specific application requirements.