Specifications
The DaJiMed Bedside Platelet Filter is designed for the filtration of platelet concentrates before transfusion. It is suitable for one pooled platelet unit prepared from 4–6 donors and can be used in hospital bedside or laboratory workflows.
The Platelet Leukoreduction Filter uses surface-modified non-woven polyester fibre to retain residual white blood cells while allowing platelets to pass through. With a residual WBC level below 1 × 10⁶ per filtered unit, an average platelet recovery rate of 88% and an average housing hold-up volume of 10 mL, it provides a practical balance between filtration performance and platelet recovery.
The hard polycarbonate housing offers stable handling during preparation and filtration. All listed materials are latex-free, and the finished product is sterilized by gamma irradiation.
Contact DaJiMed to request product specifications, available configurations, packaging information, samples and a commercial quotation.
Bedside Platelet Filter Specifications
| Model No. | FIPL01K-HE00 |
| Max. Filtration Volume | 1 unit pooled platelet from 4-6 persons |
| Type | for bedside or lab. use |
| WBC residual rate | <106 |
| Overall material | Latex free |
Membrane material | Non-woven polyester fibre |
Housing material | Hard PC |
| Recovery rate(Ave.) | 88% |
| Housing hold-up volume(Ave.) | 10mL |
| Sterilization requirement | γ rays |
*A variety of other configurations are available. Please kindly contact with the sales representative in your region for details.
Bedside Filtration for Pooled Platelet Concentrates
The Bedside Platelet Filter is designed to process one pooled platelet unit prepared from platelets collected from 4–6 donors.
This configuration is suitable for hospitals and transfusion departments that perform platelet filtration close to the time of transfusion. It may also be used in compatible laboratory workflows when filtration is completed before the platelet unit is issued for transfusion.
Typical users include:
Hospital transfusion departments
Hospital blood banks
Blood centers
Medical device distributors
Transfusion consumable suppliers
Institutional and government tender buyers
OEM transfusion set manufacturers
Note to Buyers: Platelet preparation methods and unit volumes can differ between hospitals and markets. Buyers should provide the expected platelet source, total filtration volume and connection requirements when requesting product confirmation.
Balanced WBC Retention and Platelet Recovery
A bedside platelet filter must retain residual white blood cells without causing unnecessary platelet loss. For procurement evaluation, the residual WBC count should therefore be considered together with platelet recovery and internal hold-up volume.
This platelet filter provides the following performance specifications:
Residual WBC Count Below 1 × 10⁶
The specified residual WBC level is below 1 × 10⁶ per filtered platelet unit. This measurable value allows hospital buyers, distributors and tender teams to compare the product with their technical requirements.
Average Platelet Recovery of 88%
The average platelet recovery rate is 88%. A higher recovery rate helps preserve more of the available platelet content as the platelet concentrate passes through the filter.
Average Hold-up Volume of 10 mL
The average housing hold-up volume is 10 mL. A controlled internal volume helps limit the amount of platelet concentrate retained within the filter housing after filtration.
Actual filtration results may vary according to platelet concentration, filtration volume, storage conditions, temperature, processing time and operating method. The product should be used according to the supplied instructions and the applicable transfusion procedure.
Non-Woven Polyester Filter Media
The Bedside Platelet Filter uses non-woven polyester fibre as its filtration medium.
The surface-modified fibre structure is designed to retain residual white blood cells while supporting platelet passage. The material arrangement is selected to balance filtration efficiency, platelet recovery and flow performance.
Key filter-media characteristics include:
Non-woven polyester fibre
Surface-modified filtration structure
Suitable for platelet concentrate filtration
Designed for residual WBC retention
Compatible with a hard filter housing
Latex-free overall material configuration
Buyers requiring detailed material information can request the applicable product specification and available blood-contact material documentation.
Hard Polycarbonate Housing
The filter is enclosed in a hard polycarbonate housing designed to provide structural stability during preparation, connection and filtration.
The rigid housing helps users handle the product during bedside or laboratory operation and protects the internal filter media from external compression. The transparent housing also allows users to observe the liquid path during preparation and filtration.
Housing specifications include:
Hard polycarbonate construction
Average internal hold-up volume of 10 mL
Stable structure for handling
Latex-free overall configuration
Suitable for standalone bedside filtration
Connection and tubing requirements should be confirmed before ordering because hospital administration sets and transfusion workflows may differ between markets.
Latex-Free Material Configuration
The overall product material is latex-free.
Latex-free construction is an important procurement requirement for hospitals and medical distributors that need clearly identified material information for transfusion consumables.
Buyers may request available supporting documentation for the supplied configuration, including:
Product material specification
Component information
Packaging specification
Sterilization information
Instructions for use
Document availability should be confirmed according to the exact product configuration and destination market.
Gamma Irradiation Sterilization
The Bedside Platelet Filter is sterilized using gamma irradiation.
Sterilization information is an important part of product registration, hospital purchasing and tender review.
Buyers should confirm the following before ordering:
Sterilization method
Packaging configuration
Product shelf life
Recommended storage conditions
Applicable labeling requirements
Required destination-market documentation
Sterilization and packaging documents can be requested during the product evaluation process.
Bedside and Laboratory Use
The primary focus of this product is platelet filtration at the hospital bedside before transfusion. It can also be used in compatible laboratory workflows.
Bedside Use
For bedside use, the platelet filter is connected as part of the platelet transfusion preparation process. The hard housing supports stable handling, while the filter media retains residual white blood cells as the platelet concentrate passes through.
Laboratory Use
The same filter may be used in a laboratory or hospital blood bank workflow where platelet filtration is completed before the unit is transferred for transfusion.
The appropriate use method depends on:
Platelet preparation method
Total platelet volume
Existing tubing configuration
Required connections
Hospital operating procedure
Local regulatory requirements
Buyers should specify whether the product will be used at the bedside or in a laboratory so that the appropriate configuration can be reviewed.
How to Evaluate a Bedside Platelet Filter
Before purchasing a bedside platelet filter, procurement teams should evaluate more than the residual WBC specification alone. The following factors should be reviewed:
Platelet Source: Confirm whether the platelet concentrate is prepared from pooled whole-blood-derived platelets or another collection method.
Filtration Volume: This product is designed for one pooled platelet unit prepared from 4–6 donors. The actual total volume should be provided for technical confirmation.
Residual WBC Requirement: Compare the specified residual WBC level of below 1 × 10⁶ with the hospital, tender or destination-market requirement.
Platelet Recovery: The average platelet recovery rate is 88%. Buyers should confirm whether the required specification refers to an average value or a minimum acceptance value.
Housing Hold-up Volume: The average housing hold-up volume is 10 mL. This value should be considered when evaluating the potential volume retained inside the device.
Filter Material: The filter medium is manufactured from non-woven polyester fibre. Buyers requiring specific material documentation should request it before placing an order.
Housing Material: The housing is made from hard polycarbonate, providing a rigid structure for bedside and laboratory handling.
Sterilization: The finished product is sterilized by gamma irradiation. Buyers should confirm sterilization documentation and shelf-life requirements for their market.
Connection Configuration: Inlet, outlet, tubing and administration-set requirements should be reviewed according to the intended transfusion workflow.
Who Is This Product Suitable For?
Hospital Procurement Teams: Hospital buyers can evaluate the filter according to platelet volume, residual WBC requirements, recovery rate, material specifications and existing transfusion procedures.
Medical Device Distributors: Distributors can request product specifications, packaging details, available documents and sample units before presenting the product to hospital customers.
Blood Banks and Blood Centers: Blood banks can evaluate the filter for platelet preparation or pre-transfusion workflows according to their existing processing procedures.
Tender Buyers: Government and institutional buyers can submit their required technical specifications, packaging format, sterilization requirements and estimated quantity for product matching.
OEM Transfusion Product Manufacturers: Manufacturers integrating a platelet filter into a transfusion assembly should provide drawings, tubing dimensions, connector specifications, labeling requirements and expected annual demand.
OEM and Private-Label Supply
DaJiMed supports product evaluation for standard supply, distributor projects and OEM applications.
Depending on the purchasing project, buyers may discuss requirements such as:
Filter-only supply
Tubing configuration
Inlet and outlet connections
Product labeling
Private-label packaging
Instructions for use
Carton configuration
Sample evaluation
Annual supply planning
Destination-market documentation
The feasibility of each requirement should be confirmed according to the requested configuration, order quantity and regulatory market.
For other platelet product configurations, view our complete platelet filtration product range.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Bedside Platelet Filter?
A Bedside Platelet Filter is a single-use filtration device designed for platelet concentrate filtration before transfusion. It is commonly connected within a compatible transfusion workflow at the hospital bedside.
What platelet volume can this filter process?
The maximum specified filtration volume is one pooled platelet unit prepared from 4–6 donors.
Can the filter be used in a laboratory?
Yes. The listed application type includes bedside and laboratory use. Buyers should specify the intended workflow and required connections before ordering.
What is the residual WBC count after filtration?
The specified residual WBC count is below 1 × 10⁶ per filtered unit.
What is the average platelet recovery rate?
The average platelet recovery rate is 88%.
What is the average housing hold-up volume?
The average housing hold-up volume is 10 mL.
What material is used for the filter media?
The filter media is made from non-woven polyester fibre.
What material is used for the housing?
The filter housing is made from hard polycarbonate.
Is the product latex-free?
Yes. The listed overall material configuration is latex-free.
How is the product sterilized?
The filter is sterilized using gamma irradiation.
Can the product be supplied with customized tubing or connectors?
Available configurations should be discussed according to the intended workflow, connection requirements, order quantity and destination market.
What information should be provided when requesting samples?
Provide the intended use, platelet source, filtration volume, connection requirements, destination country and expected annual quantity.
Request Bedside Platelet Filter Specifications and Pricing
DaJiMed supplies Bedside Platelet Filters for hospitals, blood banks, medical distributors, tender projects and OEM transfusion product manufacturers.
Send us your platelet volume, application type, connection requirements, destination market and estimated purchasing quantity. Our team will review the application and provide available technical documents, sample information and commercial terms.
