The nylon membrane is a naturally hydrophilic membrane used for diagnostic and analytical applications. It includes neutral, positively charged, and negatively charged versions. The neutral membrane does not contain added charge and can present different electrostatic adsorption behavior under different pH conditions. The positively charged membrane contains quaternary ammonium groups for adsorption of negatively charged materials such as nucleic acids, proteins, and endotoxins. The negatively charged membrane contains carboxyl groups and can be used for electrostatic adsorption or covalent grafting of special reagents. A PET support layer improves mechanical strength. The symmetric nylon coating provides high porosity and high surface area for reaction sites. The smooth surface supports printing-like reagent deposition and assay readability.
Specification
Material: Nylon with PET support layer Pore size: 0.45 μm Bubble point: ≥170 kPa at 20°C water Thickness: 135±35 μm, 160±35 μm, or 150±35 μm depending on model Water flow time: ≤45 s or ≤55 s per 50 mL at 12.68 cm² depending on model Charge options: Neutral, positive, negative Positive charge density:>300 mol/cm² Negative charge density: 250 to 300 mol/cm² Solvent compatibility: Compatible with most common solvents except concentrated acids Model options: N66X-YFZCXSYH, N66X-YFPCZC0.45Y, N66X-YF3FDZC0.45Y
Features
Naturally hydrophilic membrane Symmetric structure Smooth flat outer surface High mechanical strength Good chemical stability Neutral and charged options available Suitable for reagent immobilization Supports diagnostic assay applications