WHA10404114

Whatman^® cellulose acetate membrane filters 0.2 μm pore size

white, hydrophilic, 100 ea, 50 mm diam

• Synonym(s): Z697516, cellulose acetate membrane filters
• UNSPSC Code: 40161507
• NACRES: NB.24

Properties

• product name: Whatman^® cellulose acetate membranes, cellulose acetate circles (OE 66), 0.2 μm, 50 mm 100/pk
• material: cellulose acetate membrane
• sterility: non-sterile
• packaging: pack of 100
• manufacturer/tradename: Whatman 10404114; Whatman Article No. 28415146 (US reference)
• diam.: 50 mm
• pore size: 0.2 μm
• suitability: suitable for (biological and clinical analysis, sterility tests, and scintillation measurements)

Description

General description

Cytiva′s Whatman cellulose acetate membrane filters have very low protein binding, which minimizes sample loss when filtering protein-based aqueous samples.

High chemical resistance membranes

Due to their high chemical resistance, cellulose acetate membrane filters from Cytiva′s business reliably prepare liquid scintillation cocktail for scintillation counter measurement. Additionally, the highly heat resistant Whatman cellulose acetate membranes can filter hot liquids and hot gases.

Features and Benefits

• Minimal sample loss in protein-based samples due to low protein binding
• Pure cellulose acetate composition, minimizing sample contamination
• Hydrophilic, for use with aqueous and alcoholic media
• High solvent resistance, particularly to low molecular weight alcohols
• High physical strength and a heat resistance up to 180°C
• Can be sterilized by most common methods without sacrificing membrane integrity

Other Notes

Field of Use : Any microbiological or biotechnological application, including, but not limited to application of membranes for diagnostic, medical, biological, pharmaceutical, consumer product and food and beverage purposes.

Legal Information

Nitrocellulose Membranes (FFHP, Immunopore and BA membranes)
Sold under license to DE10102744 and foreign equivalents thereof

Whatman is a registered trademark of Cytiva