Merck, WHA1825293, Whatman®glass microfiber filters, Grade GF/F

General description
Whatman Grade GF/F binder-free borosilicate glass microfiber fiber is commonly used for biomolecule purification techniques such as DNA purification and protein precipitation as well as landfill leachate toxicity testing.

Due to its stringent particle retention size specification and pure borosilicate glass composition, the Whatman Grade GF/F glass microfiber filter was chosen by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for use in developing the Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure (TCLP) 1311. It remains a prominent component for measuring landfill leachate composition

Stringent 0.6-0.8 µm particle retention specification
Manufactured from pure borosilicate glass

Whatman Grade GF/F binder-free glass microfiber filters are available in a wide range of sizes in circles and sheets. This pure borosilicate glass fiber filter offers very fine particle retention with high loading capacity and flow rate. Find the right particle retention rating and thickness for your analysis in the Whatman glass microfiber binder-free range.
Features and Benefits
Applications include:
DNA purification and binding
Filtration for protein purification
Clarifying difficult biochemical solutions and fluids
Landfill leachate toxicity testing

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