Whatman® PTFE membrane filters
ALDRICH/WHA10411313 - TE 36 (circles), 0.45 μm, 50 mm, 50/pk
Synonym: Whatman filter; Whatman filters; Z612316; ptfe filter
Product Type: Equipment/Book
| diam. | 50 mm |
| manufacturer/tradename | Whatman 10411313 |
| Whatman Article No. 28415316 (US reference) | |
| packaging | pack of 50 |
| pore size | 0.45 μm pore size |
| sterility | non-sterile |
| suitability | suitable for (applications involving aggressive organic solvents, strong acids, and alkalis) |
| Application: | Applications: One of the major applications for the PTFE membrane is the clarification of corrosives, solvents, and aggressive fluids. This includes the important requirement in HPLC analysis for sample filtration where any solid particles can cause permanent damage to the column. The 0.5 μm pore size is normally used. Air and gas filtration use the hydrophobic characteristics of PTFE membranes and their ability to stop aqueous aerosols. Usual pore sizes are 0.2 μm and 0.5 μm. Venting of vacuum manifolds, fermentation vessels, and sterile filtrate tanks and containers utilize PTFE 0.2 μm membranes. |
| General description: | Whatman® PTFE Membranes Whatman PTFE membranes are chemically stable and inert. They are suitable for applications involving aggressive organic solvents, strong acids, and alkalis. PTFE membranes are particularly suitable for preparing samples for HPLC analysis. The hydrophobic nature of the membrane also has applications for air and gas sterilization. The membrane is laminated onto a nonwoven polypropylene support web for improved strength and handling and can be used at temperatures up to 120ºC. Chemically stable and inert: PTFE is the membrane of choice for use with aggressive solvents, liquids, and gases that can attack other membranes. It is resistant to most acids, alkalis, and solvents. Applications: One of the major applications for the PTFE membrane is the clarification of corrosives, solvents, and aggressive fluids. This includes the important requirement in HPLC analysis for sample filtration where any solid particles can cause permanent damage to the column. The 0.5 μm pore size is normally used. Air and gas sterilization make use of the hydrophobic characteristics of PTFE membranes and their ability to stop aqueous aerosols. Usual pore sizes are 0.2 μm and 0.5 μm. Sterile venting of vacuum manifolds, fermentation vessels, and sterile filtrate tanks and containers utilize PTFE 0.2 μm membranes. WTP and TE membrane ranges: WTP membranes use a polypropylene grid as the support material whereas the TE range use a randomly arranged polypropylene support material. |
| Legal Information: | Whatman is a registered trademark of Cytiva |
| Other Notes: | Field of Use : For internal research use only. Products are not intended for diagnostic use or resale. |
| UNSPSC | 40161507 |