Whatman^® Anodisc inorganic filter membrane

Anopore is available in 3 nominal pore sizes: 0.02 μm, 0.1 μm, and 0.2 μm, and in 3 diameters: 13 mm, 25 mm, and 47 mm.

Features and Benefits

• High pore density and narrow pore size distribution make it an extremely precise membrane
• Wide solvent compatibility reduces the need to stock a variety of membranes in the laboratory
• No additives used in the manufacturing process ensures minimal extractables and no sample contamination
• Extremely low protein binding minimizes sample loss
• Virtually transparent when wet making it ideal for microscopy studies

The Anopore inorganic membrane (Anodisc) is well suited for a wide range of laboratory filtration applications. This novel material has a precise, nondeformable honeycomb pore structure with no lateral crossovers between individual pores, that filters at precisely the stated cut-off, allowing no larger sized particles to pass through the membrane. The Anopore inorganic membrane is composed of a high purity alumina matrix that is manufactured electrochemically. The membrane also exhibits low protein binding, has minimal autofluorescence, is nontoxic, and supports cellular growth.


The precise pore structure and narrow pore size distribution of the Anopore membrane ensure a high level of particle removal efficiency. Microorganisms and particulate material are captured on the surface of the membrane for subsequent analysis by light or electron microscopy. When wet, the membrane is virtually transparent, which means that retained particles do not need to be transferred to another surface before microscopic examination.


The membrane is hydrophilic and is compatible with most solvents and aqueous material. No monomers, plasticizers, adhesives, surfactants or wetting agents are used in the manufacturing process, which eliminates sample contamination and ensures low protein binding and minimal loss of sample.

Applications

• HPLC mobile phase filtration and degassing
• Ultra cleaning of solvents
• Gravimetric analysis
• Liposome extrusion
• Scanning electron microscopy studies
• Bacterial analysis by epifluorescence light microscopy
• Micrometer and nanometer filtration
• Metal nanorods formation

Field of Use : For internal research use only. Products are not intended for diagnostic use or resale.

Whatman is a registered trademark of Cytiva