CellPro™ TubeFit™ Cell Strainers are precision-molded filtration inserts designed for efficient sample preparation and cell separation directly within a wide range of centrifuge tubes, culture tubes, and media bottles. Engineered for low-volume workflows, TubeFit™ strainers simplify filtration of cell suspensions, dissociated tissues, organoids, aggregates, and debris while minimizing sample loss and handling steps.
Designed with a versatile multi-fit format, the same TubeFit™ Cell Strainers are compatible with multiple laboratory vessels including 1.5 mL, 2 mL, 4 mL, 5 mL, 8 mL, 14 mL, and 15 mL centrifuge and culture tubes, as well as select 30 mL media bottles. The secure snap-fit design enables stable placement during pipetting, filtration, and centrifugation workflows while reducing handling time and the need for multiple strainer formats.
Manufactured from low-binding polypropylene, CellPro™ TubeFit™ Cell Strainers are ideal for molecular biology, cell culture, single-cell analysis, tissue dissociation, genomics, and microbiology applications. Available in multiple mesh pore sizes and sterile configurations, TubeFit™ strainers provide reliable and reproducible filtration for precious or limited-volume samples.
Key Features
- One strainer format compatible with multiple tube sizes
- Fits 1.5 mL, 2 mL, 4 mL, 5 mL, 8 mL, 14 mL, and 15 mL tubes
- Compatible with select media bottles
- Ideal for low-volume and precious sample workflows
- Supports cell separation, tissue dissociation, and sample cleanup
- Snap-fit design for secure tube placement
- Low-binding polypropylene construction
- Available in multiple pore sizes
- Suitable for single-cell prep and organoid workflows
- Sterile and non-sterile configurations available
- DNase, RNase & Pyrogen Free options available
Applications
- Single-cell suspension preparation
- Tissue dissociation workflows
- Cell culture sample filtration
- Organoid and spheroid preparation
- Molecular biology sample cleanup
- Removal of aggregates and debris from cell suspensions
- Microbiology and life science research
