Cellulose Acetate Description
Cellulose Acetate is characterized by low net charge and high strength. It can withstand autoclaving temperatures up to 130℃ without affecting bubble point, flow rate, or microbial recovery. It has improved solvent resistance to low molecular weight alcohols, better heat resistance, and reduced protein binding relative to MCE membranes.
Cellulose Acetate Specification
Thickness (μm)
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65-100
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Max. Operating Temp. (℃)
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135
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Pore Size (μm)
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0.22 to 5.0
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Material
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Cellulose Acetate
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Properties
Pore Size (μm)
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Flow Time (s)
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Volume/space (mL/in Hg)
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Flow Rate (mL/min/cm2@10psi)
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Bubble point (psi)
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0,22
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70-155
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250/20
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10.26-22.72
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50-72
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0,45
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20-49
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250/20
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32.46-79.53
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30-45
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0,65
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15-40
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250/20
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39.77-106.04
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18-32
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0,8
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13-36
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250/20
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44.18-122.36
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14-28
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1,2
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40-248
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500/5
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51-318
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11-22
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5,0
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23-59
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500/5
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216-553
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6-16
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Cellulose Acetate Application
- Enhanced recovery of Gram-positive bacteria
- Filtration of enzyme solutions
- Diagnostic cytology
- Receptor binding studies
Cellulose Acetate Packaging
Our Cellulose Acetate is carefully handled during storage and transportation to preserve the quality of our product in its original condition.