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solvent compatibility 0.22 um PTFE syringe filter Pall Pall 0.22 um ptfe filter for glass products Corning Filtration Guide 1 FILTRATION Selecting the Best Filter for Your Application 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.
Corning® syringe filters PTFE membrane, diam. 50 mm, pore size 0.2 μm; Synonyms: syringe filters,disposable syringe filters,sterile syringe filters; find -CLS431227 MSDS, related peer-reviewed papers, technical documents, similar products & more at Sigma-Aldrich
There are so many solvents and syringe filter/membrane materials that it can be tough to remember which combinations are safe and which are corrosive. These tables show five common syringe filter materials -- Cellulose Acetate (CA), Nylon, PES, PTFE, and PVDF -- and their compatibilities with 75 common solvents. Compatibility Tables
These Corning® syringe filters have polypropylene copolymer housings, hose barb inlets and hose barb outlets. PTFE membranes provide the best chemical resistance These naturally hydrophobic membranes can be used for venting applications or filtering gases 100% integrity tested, sterile and nonpyrogenic and noncytotoxic Manufactured in accordance with ISO 9001 standards
PTFE Chemical Compatibility Chart: Polytetrafluoroethylene is very non-reactive and ideal for use with most chemicals. Review the chemical compatibility of Teflon® and PTFE with various chemicals, solvents, alcohols and other products in the cart below. Shop PTFE. Please Note: The information in this chart has been supplied by reputable
PTFE membrane filters have an excellent chemical compatibility (pH 1 to 14), so that they are also used for the filtration of solvents and acids, to which other filter types are not resistant. Moreover they can be used to filter aqueous solutions as well, but because of their hydrophobic characteristics, they must be pre-wetted with ethanol or
Choose a filter or membrane based on: 1) Chemical compatibility of the membrane and housing with your sample matrix. 2) Size and amount of particulates in the sample. 3) Potential interactions (binding) between the membrane and sample components. 4) Special considerations such as requirement for prefilter or inorganic ion certification. Get Price
PTFE membrane filter is used to sterilize gasses, vent gas from aqueous solutions, or sterilize or clarify aggressive chemicals. Purify samples and mobile phases of HPLC and GC. High-purity gas filtration in the electronics industry. Clarifying corrosive substances, strong acids, and alkalies. Technical Data of Hydrophobic PTFE Membrane Filter
SupaPore Halar offers greater compatibility than polypropylene media filters at a cost that is typically lower than PTFE membrane cartridges. This approach may allow a process engineer to select single, high compatibility but lower-cost filter cartridge to apply throughout the process. Broad compatibility* with a range of solvents and chemicals
Choose a filter or membrane based on: 1) Chemical compatibility of the membrane and housing with your sample matrix. 2) Size and amount of particulates in the sample. 3) Potential interactions (binding) between the membrane and sample components. 4) Special considerations such as requirement for prefilter or inorganic ion certification.
Polytetrafluorethylene (PTFE) membranes are naturally and permanently hydrophobic. They are ideal for filtering gases, including humidified air. The extreme chemical resistance of PTFE membranes makes them very useful for filtering solvents or other aggressive chemicals for which other membranes are unsuitable.
1) Syringe filter housings are manufactured from solvent-resistant, low-extractable polypropylene resins specifically selected for wide compatibility with common HPLC sample matrices. 2) Solutions at temperatures up to 100°C can be filtered using syringe filters. 3) Syringe filters can be sterilized by autoclave at 125°C for 15 minutes.
The collagen-coated PTFE membrane is fragile and requires careful handling during removal. A wetted cellulosic membrane filter should be placed in direct contact with the underside of the Transwell insert membrane before it is cut out with a scalpel. The wetted, more rigid, cellulosic filter will serve as a support for the collagen-coated membrane.
