Rapid flow rates
High filtering capacity
Compatible with multiple blood components
Lowest residual hold-up volume of any microaggregate filter (20 cc)
Pressure-infuser compatible
40 μm rated polyester screen media
Blood Flow
What determines how well blood flows through a filter? The larger the open area, the better the flow and the longer it can be maintained.
At 161 cm2, the surface area of the patented woven polyester screen is the largest of any blood transfusion filter. The area open to flow is equivalent to a circular cross section
of just 2¾ inches.
Transfusion Filter
Standard “high flow” or 80 μm rated clot screen blood filters have limited flow and capacity. Why? Because they are confined within a drip chamber. The available clot screen filters have
surface areas open to blood flow of only 8 cm2 to 23 cm2
This is only 20 to 60% of the capacity of the transfusion filter.
Polyester Screen is Pleated and Assembled within a Small Easy-to-Use Filter Housing
The low residual volume conserves blood.
The large filter area provides a high unit filtering capacity, reducing the number of administration set changes.
The small filter housing allows for rapid priming, avoiding delays in administering blood.