Specifications Table

Product Name – Whatman AE100 Membrane Filter
Quantity/Pack Size – 47MM, 12uM (Pack of 100) | 50MM, 12uM (Pack of 100)
Form – Membrane Disc
Grade – Cellulose Acetate
Application – Sterile Filtration, Particle Retention, Microbial Analysis

Product Overview

The Whatman AE100 Membrane Filter is a high-performance filtration solution designed for precision and reliability in laboratory applications. Made from pure cellulose acetate, this membrane filter offers excellent chemical resistance and thermal stability, ensuring consistent performance across diverse filtration tasks. The 12?m pore size provides optimal particle retention, making it suitable for applications requiring sterile filtration and microbial analysis. Its uniform structure minimizes clogging, enhancing flow rates and extending filter life. The Whatman AE100 is compatible with a wide range of solvents and aqueous solutions, making it a versatile choice for general lab use. Each filter undergoes stringent quality control to meet global standards, guaranteeing reproducibility in critical experiments. Whether used in research, quality control, or routine lab procedures, this membrane filter delivers dependable results, reducing the risk of contamination and ensuring accurate data collection. Its durability and efficiency make it a cost-effective solution for laboratories seeking high-quality filtration media.

FAQs

1. What is the material composition of the Whatman AE100 Membrane Filter?

The Whatman AE100 Membrane Filter is made from cellulose acetate, a material known for its chemical resistance and thermal stability.

2. Can this filter be used with organic solvents?

Yes, the Whatman AE100 Membrane Filter is compatible with a wide range of organic solvents, making it suitable for diverse laboratory applications.

3. What is the shelf life of this membrane filter?

When stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, the Whatman AE100 Membrane Filter has a shelf life of up to 5 years from the date of manufacture.

4. Is this filter autoclavable?

Yes, the Whatman AE100 Membrane Filter can be autoclaved at standard laboratory conditions without compromising its integrity or performance.

5. How does the 12?m pore size affect filtration efficiency?

The 12?m pore size is designed to provide a balance between particle retention and flow rate, making it effective for applications requiring the removal of fine particles while maintaining efficient filtration.