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Polymeric Membranes

Pall's polymeric hollow fiber membranes and modules comprise the Microza# range.

Modules range in size from a few square centimeters of surface area through multiple square meters to cover every scale of operation from the laboratory to the largest manufacturing plant with consistent fiber geometry.

Membrane modules can be cleaned for multiple re-use. Their simple design facilitates cleaning, or, because of the convenience of the stand-alone modular design, Microza membranes may be treated as single-use units for many critical applications, such as the production of recombinant proteins in perfusion cell culture.

Polymeric Membrane Morphology

Microza ultrafiltration membranes are unique in their construction. Each membrane has an asymmetric structure with a membrane layer on the inside and on the outside of the fiber. This structure is supported by an open core with excellent flow characteristics. In addition, a strengthening layer in the center provides outstanding fiber durability in long-term service.

The U series of Microza hollow fiber microfiltration modules feature unique proprietary membranes in specially resistant PVDF for microfiltration applications. They are available with 0.2 µm (UM series) and 0.65 µm (UJ series) ratings.

* Microza is a trademark of Asahi Kasei.

Key Features

• Low non-specific protein
• Different fiber diameters allow optimization for different particulate or colloidal loadings
• Superior chemical resistance of Microza PVDF ensures compatibility
• High-strength fiber allows reverse filtration
• Available in a range of sizes from 0.02 m² (0.21 ft² ) to 5 m² (54 ft² )
• U series can operate continuously in processes up to 80 °C (176 °F)
• pH 2 – 10

Applications

• Perfusion cell culture
• Cell harvesting
• Viral vector production
• Clarification of microbial extracts

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•Datasheet: Microza Membranes For Biotech Applications

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