MultiScreen Plates and Millicell inserts with PTFE Membranes
PTFE membranes have low reactivity, low protein binding and are extremely resistant to solvents and harsh chemicals.
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PTFE Membrane Filters
Fluoropore membrane is a PTFE membrane bonded to a high density polyethylene support. Fluoropore provides broad chemical compatibility, low protein binding and is available in both hydrophilic and hydrophobic membranes.
Biopore membrane exhibits low protein binding, low fluorescence and is very useful for cell growth and visualization. The membrane exhibits little to no background when using fluorescent stains. The membrane is transparent which provides optimum viewing of cells.