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Sheet Filtration Membranes

Sheet Filtration Membranes

Membrane sheets of various material compositions and pore sizes designed for use in filtration procedures. Applications include air and fluid monitoring, bioassaying, particle identification, microscopy, etc.
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Cytiva FF170HP Membranes

A backed and highly consistent membrane for use with low viscosity samples in a lateral flow assay.

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Cytiva Whatman AE98 Cellulose Nitrate Membranes

Recommended for the majority of routine applications

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Cytiva Whatman™ Nuclepore™ Polycarbonate Hydrophilic Membrane Sheets

Manufactured from high-quality polycarbonate film and track-etched for high pore size precision. Whatman™ Nuclepore™ Polycarbonate Hydrophilic Membrane Sheets combine high flow rates and chemical and thermal resistance with sharply defined pores, making them suitable for microscopy, cytology, parasitology, and certain air and oceanography analyses.

Flow Rate High
Type Membrane Filter
Material Nucleopore Polycarbonate
Hydrophobicity Hydrophilic
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Cytiva Whatman™ PVP-Free Polycarbonate Cell Culture Membrane

Combines PVP-free polycarbonate with sharp, uniform cylindrical pores. The Whatman™ PVP-Free Polycarbonate Cell Culture Membrane achieves a delicate balance between cell adhesion and migration for effective chemotaxis.