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GVS Transfer Membranes, 0.45 µm, PVDF, 200 mm x 20 cm

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Binding capacity
125 µg/cm²
Dimensions (WxL)
200 x 200 mm
Length
200 mm
Material
PVDF
Pore size
0,45 µm
Shape
Filter sheets
UNSPSC
41105339
Width
200 mm

$288.82

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Product description

The GVS Transfer Membranes, 0.45 µm, PVDF, 200 mm x 20 cm, Pack Of 5 are hydrophobic polyvinylidene fluoride transfer membranes designed for protein binding applications. With high binding capacity and low background, these PVDF membranes are ideal for Western blots, solid phase assays, and immunoblotting procedures.

Key Features:

  • Brand: GVS
  • Product Type: Transfer membranes
  • Material: Hydrophobic PVDF
  • Pore Size: 0.45 µm
  • Size: 200 mm x 20 cm
  • Binding Capacity: BSA binding capacity up to 125 µg/cm2
  • Capacity: High binding capacity and low background
  • Application: Suitable for Western blots, solid phase assays, and immunoblotting procedures
  • Packaging: Pack of 5

These GVS PVDF transfer membranes are suitable for laboratories requiring reliable membranes for protein transfer and binding workflows.

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Transfer membranes, 0,45µm PVDF, 200mm x 20cm, pack of 5
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GVS Transfer Membranes, 0.45 µm, PVDF, 200 mm x 20 cm

$288.82

Inc. GST

Manufacturer P/N

1212637

Part Number

6.323 607

Manufacturer

GVS

Dimensions (WxL)

200 x 200 mm

Transfer membranes, 0,45µm PVDF, 300mm x 3m, pack of 1 roll

Manufacturer P/N

1212639

Part Number

4.678 667

Manufacturer

GVS

Dimensions (WxL)

300 x 3,000 mm

Transfer membranes, 0,22µm PVDF, 200mm x 20cm, pack of 5

Manufacturer P/N

1215032

Part Number

4.678 673

Manufacturer

GVS

Dimensions (WxL)

200 x 200 mm

Transfer membranes, 0,22µm PVDF, 300mm x 3m, pack of 1 roll

Manufacturer P/N

1214429

Part Number

4.678 670

Manufacturer

GVS

Dimensions (WxL)

300 x 3,000 mm

Frequently asked questions

It are hydrophobic polyvinylidene fluoride transfer membranes designed for protein binding applications. With high binding capacity and low background, these PVDF membranes are ideal for Western blots, solid phase assays, and immunoblotting procedures.

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