material
media (Macroporous Polymer)
polypropylene device
description
Natrix® Q Micro
product line
Natrix®
packaging
pack of 10 × 0.2 mL (devices)
parameter
1-5 mL/min flow rate
75 psi max. pressure
pore size
0.4 μm pore size
fitting
female inlet and outlet (luer)
application(s)
pharmaceutical
separation technique
strong anion exchange
storage temp.
2-30°C
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