Cross-Flow Membrane Chip - Multi-Organ-on-Chip - Fluidic 747
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  • Cross-Flow Membrane Chip - Multi-Organ-on-Chip - Fluidic 747
  • Cross-Flow Membrane Chip - Multi-Organ-on-Chip - Fluidic 747
  • Cross-Flow Membrane Chip - Multi-Organ-on-Chip - Fluidic 747
  • Cross-Flow Membrane Chip - Multi-Organ-on-Chip - Fluidic 747

Description

The cross-flow membrane chip Fluidic 747, equipped with Mini Luer interfaces, has two inter-connected chambers that interact through two permeable membranes. Each chamber includes one inlet and one outlet. A notable feature of this chip is the large upper chamber spanning over both membranes. In contrast, each membrane separates the upper chamber from two distinct bottom chambers.

The chip is available with different membrane types, varying in characteristics such as pore size.

Fluidic 747 can be utilized, for instance, in cell culture experiments, where cells, such as epithelial cells, are co-cultured. The two membrane units enable multiorgan settings as well. 

Cross-Flow Membrane Chip Multi-Organ-on-Chip Fluidic 747

The cross-flow membrane chip Fluidic 747 is a versatile microfluidic tool for organ-on-chip experiments.

Material
Surface Treatment
Membrane pore size
€79.50 / unit
€63.50 / unit from 10 units
€42.50 / unit from 100 units
Quantity
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Reference
10001018
Design element
Chamber, Membrane
Application
Cell culture, Organ-on-Chip, Filtration
Usage Statement
For R&D use only, Single use
Fluidic
747
Material
Topas
Material chip body
Mcs-COC 13
Material chip lid
Mcs-foil 011 (Topas, 140 µm, Tg 78°C)
Color
Transparent
Interface type
Mini luer
Surface treatment
Not treated
Membrane
Mcs-membrane 120 (8 µm pores, PET, transparent)
Pieces per unit
1

Description

The cross-flow membrane chip Fluidic 747, equipped with Mini Luer interfaces, has two inter-connected chambers that interact through two permeable membranes. Each chamber includes one inlet and one outlet. A notable feature of this chip is the large upper chamber spanning over both membranes. In contrast, each membrane separates the upper chamber from two distinct bottom chambers.

The chip is available with different membrane types, varying in characteristics such as pore size.

Fluidic 747 can be utilized, for instance, in cell culture experiments, where cells, such as epithelial cells, are co-cultured. The two membrane units enable multiorgan settings as well. 

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