PVDF Membrane (0.22 μm)

Overview

PVDF Membrane is a research-use reagent supporting western blot workflows. This membrane is hydrophobic and offers a uniformly controlled pore structure with a high binding capacity for biomolecules. Key notes from the supplied features include: Strong protein adsorption capacity. Written for clarity and traceability, the description stays close to the supplied product information so your ordering and documentation remain consistent.

Key Benefits

• High transfer efficiency: Strong protein adsorption capacity.
• the detection threshold for totalprotein reaches the nanogram levelGood peeling regeneration: No fear of membrane regeneration, clear bandsComponents.
• This membrane is hydrophobic and offers a uniformly controlled pore structure with a high binding capacity for biomolecules.
• PVDF membrane is mainly used for immunoblotting (e.g.
• western blot), which can transfer proteins from various gel matrices to membranes, with higher adsorption rates for proteins with molecular weight <20 kDa.

How it supports your workflow

When you’re standardizing experiments across people, sites, or timepoints, consistent reagents and consistent documentation matter just as much as speed. For western blot workflows, the goal is often to keep the scientific rationale and the purchasing record aligned. This membrane is hydrophobic and offers a uniformly controlled pore structure with a high binding capacity for biomolecules. PVDF membrane is mainly used for immunoblotting (e.g. western blot), which can transfer proteins from various gel matrices to membranes, with higher adsorption rates for proteins with molecular weight <20 kDa. The supplied feature set highlights high transfer efficiency and the detection threshold for totalprotein reaches the nanogram levelgood peeling regeneration, which can help teams standardize language and expectations across similar products. Because projects evolve, we aim for descriptions that remain searchable, specific, and easy to compare across catalog numbers—so you can reorder confidently and keep documentation consistent. If your team maintains SOPs, spreadsheets, or ELN templates, consistent product language can reduce confusion between similarly named items and keep reorders accurate.

Applications & compatibility

This section summarizes where the product fits based on the supplied description and features. Based on the supplied information, it’s positioned for western blot workflows where clear documentation and straightforward compatibility notes matter. If you’re matching this item to an established SOP, use the product name, catalog number, and the supplied features as the primary reference points. If your workflow spans multiple instruments or sample types, look for the compatibility wording here to keep product selection and documentation aligned.

Ideal for: groups that rely on western blot workflows and want a product listing that is specific, easy to reference, and careful about scope without introducing unsupported claims. Ideal when you need a quick, confident match between what’s on the page and what’s in your records.