Nylon Membrane

Nylon membrane, with its natural hydrophilicity, can be easily wetted by water. There is a PET support layer in the middle of the membrane, which gives the Nylon membrane high mechanical strength. The symmetric nylon layer produced by non-solvent induced phase separation exhibits high porosity and large surface area, which can provide abundant reaction sites for diagnostic reagent reactions. The flat and smooth surface of both sides, as well as the uniform pore size makes the nylon membrane a printing paper-like texture. Nylon membrane is resistant to most common solvents such as ethanol, acetone, formaldehyde, etc, except for concentrated acid. In addition to neutral membranes without chemical charges, the surface of Nylon membrane can covalently bind different charges through coating processes, such as negative membranes with carboxyl groups and positive membranes with quaternary ammonium groups. Different types of electrical properties adsorb or repule different detection substances, improving the resolution of the test.

· Natural Hydrophilic
· Symmetric structure
· Smooth surface
· High mechanical strength
· Good chemical stability
· Available in positive, negative or neutral charged

· Dry chemistry testing
· Southern blotting
· Reverse dot blot
· ELISA
· oryzaeDNA
· Affinity purification
· Cloning/phage selection
· Solvent filtration