Whatman M1 Lateral flow pads

Whatman M1 Lateral flow pads

MF1 is a bound glass fiber filter suitable for serum and whole blood samples (ca. 100 μl).

Rapid: quick assays save valuable time with separations in 30–120 s.
Reproducible: No appreciable red cell hemolysis.
Reliable: our range of reliable materials adds flexibility in test design.
Flexible: Choice of separation times allows for test optimization.
Convenient: Separators appropriate for a range of blood volumes.
Optimized: extremely fast volume separation rate with regard to the volume of blood available.

MF1 Glass Fiber Filter
MF1 is a bound glass fiber filter that can be used for lateral-flow assays and is typically used for whole-blood volumes around 100 μl. Works well with whole blood or serum samples and can act as a blood separator as well as for lateral- or vertical-flow assays.

Blood Separation
Given the increasing demand for whole-blood assays, GE Healthcare offers a family of blood separators to meet the strict requirements of the rapid diagnostic market. Our blood separators for lateral flow assays enable whole blood analysis, with no red cell hemolysis.

Specification
Parameter :MF1 22mm x 50m
Capillary Flow Rate :29.7 s/4cm
Dimensions :22mm x 50m
Membrane Type :Bound Glass fiber
Thickness :367 μm
Water Absoption :39.4(mg/cm2)
Pack size :1 roll

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