SIP (Steam-In-Place) capsule filters are typically made using materials such as polypropylene (PP) or polyethersulfone (PES). These materials are compatible with steam sterilization processes and can withstand high temperatures and pressures, ensuring reliable and efficient filtration in pharmaceutical and biotech industries.

Sanitek Capsflow Plus SIP capsule filter is suitable for applications such as Sterile filtration of air and liquid and In pharmaceutical and biological products.

A SIP (Steam-In-Place) capsule filter typically consists of four main parts: the housing, the filter membrane, the vent, and the connections. The housing provides structural support and houses the filter membrane.

The filter membrane is the primary filtration component, responsible for removing contaminants. The vent allows for the release of gases during steam sterilization. The connections, such as inlet and outlet ports, enable the attachment of the filter to the filtration system. Together, these parts ensure effective filtration and compatibility with sterilization processes in the pharmaceutical and biotech industries.

SIP (Steam-In-Place) capsule filters offer several advantages. Firstly, they are designed for compatibility with steam sterilization processes, ensuring reliable and efficient filtration in pharmaceutical and biotech industries. They are easy to install and remove, minimizing downtime.

SIP capsule filters provide consistent and reproducible filtration performance, maintaining product quality and reducing the risk of contamination. Additionally, their compact size allows for flexible placement in process lines. Overall, SIP capsule filters offer convenience, reliability, and effective filtration for critical applications in industries requiring sterile filtration.

All materials meet the specifications for biological safety per USP Class V1-121 C for plastics. Materials of construction comply with FDA regulations for food and beverage contact use as detailed in the US Code of Federal Regulations, 21CFR. Materials used to produce filter media and hardware are safe for use in contact with foodstuffs in accordance with EU Directives 10/2011.