The regenerated cellulose is a membrane with excellent resistance to temperature (up to 180 ° C) and outstanding mechanical strength.
Its chemical resistance is high (pH 3-12) and in the case of biological sample filtration it is characterized by a very low non-specific adsorption of proteins (<10 μg / cm2 of bovine serum albumin)
It is supplied in various pores of 0.22 μm and 0.45 μm; 25 and 47 mm in diameter.

Bubble point with water (mínimum value)
0.2 µm 63.8 psi
0.45 µm 40.6 psi
Flow rate with wáter (ml/min/cm2) ∆p= 14.5 psi
0.2 µm 16
0.45 µm 28
Thickness: 0.160 – 0.200 mm
Membrane material: Regenerated cellulose reinforced with nonwoven.
Diameters: 25 y 47 mm.
Maximum temperature in use ≤ 180ºC
Maximum work pressure: 8.7 psi
Extractables with water: < 1%
Chemical compatibility: 3– 12 pH
Reaction to water: hydrophilic
Sterilization: By autoclaving at 121 ° C or 134 ° C, dry heat at 180 ° C, γ-radiation, ethylene oxide