Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | PTFE Hydrophobic Membrane, 47 mm, 0.22 µm, Non-sterile | SF227-25NO | Himedia |
|---|---|
| Quantity/Pack Size | 25 no |
| Form | Membrane |
| Grade | Non-sterile |
| Application | Filtration |
Product Description
The PTFE hydrophobic membrane, 47 mm in diameter with a 0.22 µm pore size, is a high-quality, non-sterile filtration membrane designed for a variety of laboratory applications. This membrane is ideal for use in air and gas filtration, as well as in the filtration of aggressive chemicals and solvents. The hydrophobic nature of the PTFE membrane ensures that it repels water and other aqueous solutions, making it suitable for applications where moisture exclusion is critical.
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FAQs
What is the primary use of the PTFE hydrophobic membrane?
The primary use of the PTFE hydrophobic membrane is for air and gas filtration, as well as the filtration of aggressive chemicals and solvents. Its hydrophobic nature makes it ideal for applications where moisture exclusion is essential.
Is the PTFE hydrophobic membrane sterile?
No, the PTFE hydrophobic membrane is non-sterile. It is designed for applications where sterility is not a critical factor.
What is the pore size of the PTFE hydrophobic membrane?
The pore size of the PTFE hydrophobic membrane is 0.22 µm, which is suitable for a wide range of filtration applications.
Can the PTFE hydrophobic membrane be used with aqueous solutions?
The PTFE hydrophobic membrane is designed to repel water and other aqueous solutions, making it suitable for applications where moisture exclusion is
