DaJiMed supplies platelet leukoreduction filters for hospitals, blood banks, blood centers, medical distributors and transfusion product manufacturers. The Leukocyte Reduction Filter Set range is designed for the filtration of platelet concentrates while supporting platelet recovery and controlled residual white blood cell levels.
Available application options can support pooled platelet concentrates, machine-collected platelet units, hospital bedside use and compatible laboratory workflows. Product configuration should be selected according to platelet source, filtration volume, required performance, connection type and destination-market documentation.
DajiMed leukocyte reduction filters for Platelets are applicable for blood bank, lab., bedside or in-line use in a wide variety of different configurations. Please kindly contact with the sales representative in your region for details.
Features
Computer generated filter housing with optimal characteristics
Melt-blown non-woven polyester fiber with better biocompatibility
Unique non ionic coating solution surface modification with better leuko-adsorption
Accurate mesh size for WBCs capture and platelet pass
Easy handling
No priming requirement
Fast filtration: average ≤10 mins
Integrated filter, open-to-use
Automatic filter emptying by gravity
High filtration performance
Filtration efficiency: averaging less than 10⁶ residual leukocytes
Low housing hold-up volume: average 10ml
PLT recovery rate: average 88%
100% microaggregates removal
Better Blood Biocompatibility
Well sterilized by gamma rays
Stable performance for filtration
Qualified leukocyte reduction and microaggregates removal
Latex free
Pooled platelet applications
Machine-collected platelets
Bedside and laboratory use
Filter-only and assembled options
OEM supply support
A platelet leukoreduction filter should be selected according to the actual platelet preparation and transfusion process. A filter used at the hospital bedside may require a different housing, tubing arrangement and connection configuration from a filter intended for a blood bank or laboratory processing workflow.
Procurement teams should also consider platelet recovery, residual WBC requirements, internal hold-up volume, filter material, sterilization, packaging and available technical documentation. These factors help determine whether a filter is suitable for hospital use, distribution, tender supply or integration into another transfusion product.
Pooled Platelets: Filters for pooled whole-blood-derived platelet concentrates
Machine Collected: Configurations for compatible single-donor platelet units
Bedside or Lab: Application-specific filtration workflows
OEM Supply: Connection, tubing and packaging evaluation
| Selection Factor | Questions for the Buyer | Why It Matters |
| Platelet Source | Are the platelets pooled from several whole-blood donations or collected using an automated system? | Platelet source affects processing volume, connection method and filter selection. |
| Application Point | Will filtration be completed at the hospital bedside or in a blood bank or laboratory? | The intended environment affects housing design, tubing and operating workflow. |
| Filtration Volume | What is the expected minimum and maximum volume per platelet unit? | The selected filter must be compatible with the actual volume processed in each cycle. |
| Residual WBC Requirement | What residual WBC specification is stated in the tender, hospital protocol or product standard? | Performance targets should be confirmed using model-specific technical documentation. |
| Platelet Recovery | Does the project specify an average or minimum platelet recovery rate? | WBC retention should be evaluated together with platelet recovery and processing loss. |
| Hold-up Volume | What is the acceptable amount of platelet concentrate retained in the device? | Internal volume can affect the quantity of platelets available after filtration. |
| Connections and Tubing | Is a filter-only product required, or should the filter be supplied with tubing and connectors? | Connection compatibility is essential for integration into the intended workflow. |
| Sterilization and Packaging | What sterilization method, shelf life, pouch and carton configuration are required? | These details affect registration, hospital approval and tender compliance. |
A bedside configuration is intended for platelet filtration close to the time of transfusion. Buyers should review the filter housing, platelet capacity, tubing arrangement, connections and handling requirements.
Laboratory configurations may be evaluated for blood bank or blood center workflows where platelet filtration is completed before the component is issued for transfusion.
Filter-only products may be evaluated for integration into compatible tubing systems, transfer assemblies or other validated transfusion products.
The bedside product option is designed for one pooled platelet unit prepared from 4–6 donors. It uses non-woven polyester fibre and a hard polycarbonate housing and is supplied in a latex-free material configuration.
This individual product page provides its specific filtration volume, residual WBC value, average platelet recovery, housing hold-up volume, materials and sterilization details.
Hospital bedside platelet filtration
One pooled platelet unit
Hard filter housing
Latex-free material requirement
Model-specific performance data
Sample and quotation evaluation
A platelet leukoreduction filter should not be selected using the WBC removal figure alone. Procurement teams should compare all relevant performance values under the specified test and operating conditions.
Initial and residual WBC count
Average and minimum platelet recovery
Maximum compatible filtration volume
Filter priming or hold-up volume
Expected filtration time or flow performance
Platelet source and storage conditions
Filter material and housing design
Validated operating instructions
Non-woven polyester fibre may be used as the filtration medium in platelet filter configurations. Buyers can request material and performance information for the selected product.
Hard polycarbonate housing can provide structural stability for handling during bedside or compatible laboratory filtration. Alternative housing requirements should be confirmed during product selection.
Buyers requiring latex-free transfusion consumables should confirm the overall material configuration and request applicable supporting documentation before ordering.
Hospitals and Transfusion Departments: Hospital buyers can evaluate filters according to transfusion workflow, platelet source, processing volume, connections, performance targets and approved operating procedures.
Blood Banks and Blood Centers: Blood component processing teams can compare laboratory and pre-transfusion configurations according to their existing equipment and platelet preparation process.
Medical Device Distributors: Distributors can request specifications, packaging information, samples and available market documents before presenting the product to local hospital customers.
Government and Institutional Tenders: Tender buyers can submit required technical values, sterilization, packaging, labeling and annual demand for configuration review.
Blood Bag Manufacturers: Blood bag and transfusion set manufacturers can evaluate filter-only products for integration into compatible assemblies using their required tubing and connectors.
OEM and Private-Label Projects: OEM buyers should provide drawings, product configuration, destination market, packaging requirements and forecast purchasing volume.
DaJiMed supports product evaluation for standard supply, distributor projects and OEM integration. Configuration feasibility should be confirmed according to the intended application and order requirements.
Platelet source and preparation method
Minimum and maximum filtration volume
Bedside or laboratory application
Filter-only or assembled product
Tubing length and dimensions
Inlet and outlet connector requirements
Required filter housing
Packaging and labeling format
Destination country
Buyer business type
Sample evaluation quantity
Estimated annual demand
Required delivery schedule
Required tender or registration documents
Private-label requirements
Forecast order frequency
Document availability should be confirmed for the exact platelet filter model, supplied configuration and destination market.
Product technical datasheet
Product specification
Instructions for use
Model-specific filtration performance information
Material and component information
Sterilization information
Packaging specification
Shelf-life and storage information
Available quality system documents
Applicable market or registration documents
Sample information
Commercial quotation
State whether the application involves pooled platelets, machine-collected platelets or another platelet preparation method.
Include the expected minimum and maximum platelet volume processed through each filter.
Specify whether filtration will be completed at the hospital bedside, in a laboratory or as part of another assembled product.
Provide residual WBC, platelet recovery, hold-up volume, materials, sterilization, connections and packaging requirements.
Include destination country, sample quantity, annual demand, required documents and expected delivery schedule.
This page focuses specifically on filtration products for platelets. For whole blood, red blood cell and other blood component options, visit our complete
A Platelet Leukoreduction Filter is a filtration device designed to retain residual white blood cells while allowing platelet concentrate to pass through during a compatible platelet processing or transfusion workflow.
Product suitability depends on the selected filter configuration, platelet source and total processing volume. Buyers should provide these details before ordering.
A bedside filter is intended for filtration close to the time of transfusion. A laboratory configuration is evaluated for use in a blood bank or processing environment before the platelet unit is issued.
Buyers should compare residual WBC count, platelet recovery, compatible filtration volume, hold-up volume, flow performance and validated operating conditions.
Latex-free configurations may be available according to the selected product. Confirm the material specification and applicable documents before ordering.
Filter-only and other available configurations can be discussed according to application, tubing, connection, packaging and purchasing requirements.
Configuration feasibility should be reviewed using the buyer’s tubing dimensions, connector specifications, drawings, intended application and forecast order quantity.
Buyers may request available technical specifications, instructions for use, material information, performance data, sterilization details, packaging information and applicable market documents.
Provide the platelet source, processing volume, intended environment, required performance, connections, packaging, destination country, sample quantity and estimated annual demand.
Send DaJiMed your platelet type, filtration volume, intended workflow, connection requirements, destination market and estimated annual quantity. Our team will review the application and provide available product information, sample details and commercial terms.
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