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Pall is an American filtration, separation, and purification products manufacturer serving laboratory, life sciences, biopharmaceutical, and industrial applications. The company was founded in 1946 as Micro Metallic Corporation, after Dr. David B. Pall developed porous stainless steel filter technology during wartime research, and is headquartered in Port Washington, New York. Since 2015 it has operated as part of Danaher Corporation. Its output covers syringe filters, membrane filters, tangential flow filtration systems, and bioprocess filtration consumables, under product lines including Acrodisc, Supor, Mustang, and Nanosep. On Questpair, 333 Pall items are listed by verified suppliers and distributors across 5 countries.
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Pall is an American manufacturer of filtration, separation, and purification products for laboratory, life sciences, biopharmaceutical, and industrial use. The company was founded in 1946, incorporated as Micro Metallic Corporation, after Dr. David B. Pall built it on porous stainless steel filter technology he had developed during wartime research. It is headquartered in Port Washington, New York, in the United States. Since its acquisition in 2015, Pall has operated as part of Danaher Corporation. Its primary categories span syringe filters, membrane filters, filtration systems, tangential flow filtration, depth filtration, laboratory filtration consumables, bioprocess filtration, and purification and separation systems. On Questpair, 333 Pall items are listed by verified suppliers and distributors across 5 countries.
Filtration is the process at the centre of everything Pall makes, and much of its range serves biopharmaceutical manufacturing and molecular biology directly. Tangential flow filtration, carried under the Minimate TFF line, is a workhorse of protein purification and downstream bioprocessing, concentrating and buffer-exchanging protein and nucleic acid preparations. Depth filtration and the Supor and Mustang membrane families handle clarification and sterile filtration steps in cell culture and biomanufacturing, where the Mustang ion-exchange membranes also support chromatographic capture of viruses and plasmid DNA in gene editing and synthetic biology workflows. Nanosep centrifugal devices concentrate small-volume samples in genomics and proteomics sample preparation, and Acrodisc syringe filters sterilise buffers and clarify samples ahead of immunoassay and molecular diagnostics work. These are distinct jobs served by distinct membrane chemistries rather than one general consumable.
Pall filtration and separation product lines
The Pall range on the secondary market spans consumables and capital equipment. Acrodisc syringe filters and Nanosep centrifugal concentrators sit at the consumable end, bought by pack and defined by pore rating and membrane type. Supor is a polyethersulfone membrane line used for low protein-binding sterile filtration, while Versapor and Metricel cover acrylic copolymer and mixed-ester discs for general laboratory filtration. Mustang membranes provide ion-exchange chemistry for bind-and-elute capture, and Ultipor serves fluid and gas filtration where particle and microbial retention matter. At the system end, the Minimate TFF platform handles tangential flow filtration for concentration and diafiltration. Because these families differ in pore size, chemistry, and format rather than being substitutes, a buyer specifying by product line and part number will find the equipment far faster than one searching by category alone.
What is listed on Questpair?
The Questpair catalogue holds 333 Pall listings from 8 verified suppliers and distributors across 5 countries. Of the listings that specify a condition, 98 percent of the listings are used. Prices run from EUR 39 to EUR 86.089. The average listing sits around EUR 7.100, which reflects a catalogue that mixes volume consumables against a smaller number of high-value separation and purification systems. New and used stock both appear, with used and refurbished units listed below new prices; where warranty applies, it is arranged in consultation for the specific listing. Parts for listed filtration equipment can be sourced via Questpair, and buyers who need manuals or documentation can contact Questpair, where specialists respond within the hour.
Questpair review of Pall
Our take based on listings data and supplier feedback
Pall occupies a specialist position in laboratory and bioprocess filtration, and the Questpair catalogue reflects the practical reality of how this equipment reaches buyers on the secondary market. Three features of the current listings stand out: the inventory leans heavily toward used equipment, the price band is unusually wide, and the supply comes from a modest number of cross-border sellers.
The first point is the condition split. Of the listings that specify a condition, 98 percent of the listings are used. For a buyer, this means the Pall market on Questpair is a used-equipment market in all but name, and the decision set is shaped accordingly. Syringe filters and membrane consumables such as the Acrodisc and Supor lines move as sealed stock, while capital items like tangential flow filtration skids and depth filtration housings appear as pre-owned units. A buyer weighing a used Minimate TFF system against a new one has to assess it on the individual listing rather than on a catalogue-wide guarantee. The one firm statement that can be made is on price: used and refurbished units are listed below new prices, and warranty, where it applies, is arranged in consultation for the specific listing.
The second point is the price spread. Listings run from EUR 39 to EUR 86.089, with an average around EUR 7.100. That range is not noise, it maps onto the breadth of what Pall actually makes. At the low end sit disposable filtration consumables, Acrodisc syringe filters, Nanosep centrifugal devices, and Metricel or Versapor membrane discs, items bought in volume and priced per pack. At the high end sit complete separation and purification systems, bioprocess filtration assemblies and tangential flow filtration platforms that carry the bulk of the value. A procurement buyer reading only the top figure would misjudge the catalogue; the useful read is the distribution across consumable and capital tiers.
The third point is the supplier structure. The 333 listings originate from 8 verified suppliers and distributors spread across 5 countries. This is a concentrated rather than fragmented market, which has a practical consequence: the same seller often carries related consumable and system listings, so a buyer sourcing both membranes and a housing may find them from a single source. Cross-border availability widens the pool of specific product lines, which matters for filtration because the Mustang, Ultipor, and Supor families differ in membrane chemistry and pore rating rather than being interchangeable.
Taken together, the listings suit a buyer who already knows the Pall part they need and wants it at below-new pricing, more than one browsing for a general-purpose filter. The catalogue rewards specificity: a known Acrodisc pore size, a particular Minimate TFF cassette format, a defined depth filtration grade. Parts for listed equipment can be sourced via Questpair, and documentation requests reach specialists who respond within the hour.
**Depth of used inventory**
With 328 of the 333 listings offered as used equipment, the catalogue concentrates on pre-owned Pall filtration gear rather than new stock.
**Price range across the range**
Listings span from EUR 39 to EUR 86.089, covering single consumable packs through to complete bioprocess separation systems.
**Supplier spread across borders**
The listings come from 8 verified suppliers and distributors operating across 5 countries.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I find manuals and documentation for Pall filters and systems?
Documentation for a specific Pall item can be requested through Questpair, where specialists respond within the hour. Give the model or line and the listing reference so the right paperwork is matched to that unit.
How much does Pall equipment cost?
Across the Questpair catalogue Pall listings run from EUR 39 to EUR 86.089, with an average of EUR 7.100. The spread reflects a mix of low-cost syringe and membrane consumables and far more expensive tangential flow and membrane chromatography systems.
What is the difference between refurbished and used Pall units?
Used units are sold in their current working state, while refurbished units have been reconditioned before sale. Both are listed below the price of new stock, and the individual listing states the actual condition of the item.
Is there a warranty on Pall equipment?
A warranty is often possible and is arranged in consultation for the specific listing. Terms depend on the item and the supplier, so check the individual listing.
Is Pall equipment suitable for clinical and research use?
Pall filtration and separation products are used in laboratory, life sciences, and biopharmaceutical work, including sample clarification, sterile filtration, and protein purification. Suitability for a given clinical or research task depends on the membrane chemistry and pore size specified on the listing.
How long does Pall equipment last?
Consumable lines such as Acrodisc and Supor are single-use or limited-use filtration media defined by their specification. Systems like Minimate TFF and Mustang platforms are capital equipment whose lifespan depends on use and maintenance; the condition of a used unit is confirmed on the individual listing.
Can I get spare parts for Pall systems?
Parts for Pall systems can be sourced via Questpair. State the model and the part needed so it can be matched to the correct unit.
What are good alternatives to Pall?
Alternatives depend on the category. For syringe and membrane filtration, Sartorius, Merck Millipore, and Thermo Fisher supply comparable consumables; for tangential flow and bioprocess filtration, Sartorius and Repligen produce systems in the same space. Match any alternative by membrane chemistry, pore size, and format rather than by brand.
What is the lead time on Pall equipment?
Lead time depends on the individual listing and the supplier holding the stock. Questpair lists items from verified suppliers and distributors across 5 countries, so timing varies by item and location.
What is the difference between parts and spares for Pall equipment?
The terms are used interchangeably for replacement components of a system. Both can be sourced via Questpair when you specify the model and the component required.
Can Pall equipment be shipped internationally?
Pall items on Questpair are offered by verified suppliers and distributors across 5 countries, so cross-border shipping is often possible. Confirm shipping options for a given item on its listing.
Which Pall product lines are there and how do they differ?
The catalogue is organised by membrane chemistry and format. Acrodisc is the syringe filter line and Nanosep provides centrifugal concentration devices, while Supor, Versapor, and Metricel cover different membrane chemistries for liquid and air work; at larger scale Minimate TFF handles tangential flow filtration, Mustang is an ion-exchange membrane chromatography platform, and Ultipor covers sterilising-grade process media.
Which Pall instrument classes are listed on Questpair and in what condition?
Listings include bioprocessing equipment, single-use bioreactors, bioprocess and single-use mixers, and cell culture bioreactors, alongside filtration consumables. 98 percent of the Pall listings are used, with new units making up the remainder; each listing states the condition of that item.
What separates the cheapest Pall listings from the most expensive?
The low end is the consumable filtration media, such as Acrodisc syringe filters and Supor membranes, which are defined by specification and intended use. The high end is capital equipment, the Minimate TFF systems and Mustang membrane chromatography platforms, where buying used brings the price within a smaller budget.
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