Pall Sealkleen membrane filter cartridges are made with either Ultipor N66, Posidyne, or Fluorodyne II membranes with a choice of retention ratings in two high-area sizes. The unique Sealkleen assembly features a patented sealing design which eliminates the possibility of
The Transwell-COL insert contains a PTFE membrane that has been treated with an equimolar mixture of types I and III bovine placental collagens. This results in a biologically stabilized collagen matrix covering the fibrils of the filter membrane. These Transwell
Dust sampling – use 0.5 micron (pore size) PVC filter membrane. Most heavy metal (such as lead fume) sampling – use 0.8 micron MCE (mixed ester of cellulose) filter membrane.* *Note: Metals form airborne vapors when heated, as these vapors cool and condense
These Corning® syringe filters have polypropylene copolymer housings, female Luer lock inlets and male Luer slip outlets. Regenerated cellulose (RC) membranes are the best choice for DMSO compatibility. 100% integrity tested, sterile and nonpyrogenic and noncytotoxic. Manufactured in accordance with
film layers, Corning’s proprietary coating process results in a biologically stable collagen that covers every fibril of the filter matrix, thereby retaining the porosity of the membrane. Pore Sizes Selecting the correct pore size for experiments is also very impor
MS ® mixed cellulose ester (MCE) membrane filters are composed of cellulose acetate and cellulose nitrate. Because MCE membrane is biologically inert, it’s widely used in analytical and research applications. MCE membrane filter is characterized by smoother and more uniform surface than pure nitrocellulose filter.
property of the TTG PTFE media is an enhanced ability to releasethe dust cake during baghousepulse cleaning, which enables the filter bags constructed with the TTG PTFE membrane to run at a 2.0”to 2.5”w.c. lower differential pressure drop (DP) when
Corning syringe filters are 100% integrity tested and are certified nonpyrogenic and noncytotoxic and are manufacturered in accordance with ISO 9002 standards. A variety of membranes are available to meet your needs. PES for low protein binding and faster flow rates; surfactant-free cellulose acetate (SFCA) for the lowest protein binding; PTFE for
Choosing a filter does not have to be complicated – Corning has simplified the process. Just follow these four easy steps: Step 1: Match your application with the appropriate pore size. Step 2: Select the membrane and housing material for your application.
conventional filter media, these advanced membrane designs provide a significantly more porous surface area that enables good contaminant retention and increased flow rate. • High-porosity hydrophilic and hydrophobic PTFE membranes enable high flow rate
