MS Hydrophilic PVDF Membrane

Membrane Solutions PVDF hydrophilic membranes is made by hydrophilic modification of PVDF filter membrane which is asymmetric and unsupported structure. Compared with other microfiltration membranes, it has the advantages of low protein adsorption, ultra-high water flow rate and wide chemical compatibility. Therefore, PVDF membranes are commonly used in protein solution filtration, various conventional filtration and sample preparation applications. Another special feature of these membranes is that all types can be autoclaved and sterilized using gamma rays, and can be used for sterile filtration in the biomedical industry.
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Hydrophilic PVDF Membrane

 

Features

Membrane Solutions PVDF hydrophilic membranes have many excellent properties, especially biocompatibility and chemical compatibility.

  • Sterile filtration in the biological field
  • Low protein adsorption
  • Strong hydrophilicity
  • Wide range of chemical compatibility
  • High porosity and high flow rate
  • Particle interception rate >99%
  • Low dissolution

Applications

Membrane Solutions PVDF hydrophilic membranes are commonly used in protein solution filtration, various conventional filtration and sample preparation applications.

  • Aseptic filtration in the biological field
  • Sample preparation in HPLC
  • Conventional filtration ( water and organic matter )
  • Solvent filtration

Technical Parameters

Membrane Material

PVDF

Wetting Performance

hydrophilic

Support

unsupported

Width

270mm

Thickness

100-130um

Chemical Performance

Excellent

Operation PH

2-13

Operation Temperature

90℃

Pore Size

0.1um,0.22um,0.45um,0.8um,1.0um,5.0um

Membrane Testing Reports Available

Bubble Point and Flow Test Report
Pore  Size Analysis Report
SEM
FTIR
Bacterial Retention Test Report
HPLC Test Report

PFAS Free Report

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