Large Polymer Beads
  1. Polystyrene Beads, Large (200-300μm)

    Our crosslinked Polystyrene Beads are larger than Polybeads®, yet smaller than Polyballs. We offer a full size range of polystyrene beads and can offer particles of intermediate sizes on a custom basis.

    200-300µm

  2. Polystyrene Beads, Large (355-425μm)

    Our crosslinked Polystyrene Beads are larger than Polybeads®, yet smaller than Polyballs. We offer a full size range of polystyrene beads and can offer particles of intermediate sizes on a custom basis.

    355-425µm

  3. Polystyrene Beads, Large (500-600μm)

    Our crosslinked Polystyrene Beads are larger than Polybeads®, yet smaller than Polyballs. We offer a full size range of polystyrene beads and can offer particles of intermediate sizes on a custom basis.

    500-600µm

  4. Polyballs - Polystyrene, 1/4” Diameter, Etched Surface

    Highly uniform 1/4" polystyrene spheres with an etched surface. The surface roughness of 100-120µm promotes better adherence of proteins, etc. for biological applications.

    Density = ~1.05 g/cc

  5. Polystyrene Beads, Large (200-300μm)

    Our crosslinked Polystyrene Beads are larger than Polybeads®, yet smaller than Polyballs. We offer a full size range of polystyrene beads and can offer particles of intermediate sizes on a custom basis.

    200-300µm

  6. Polystyrene Beads, Large (355-425μm)

    Our crosslinked Polystyrene Beads are larger than Polybeads®, yet smaller than Polyballs. We offer a full size range of polystyrene beads and can offer particles of intermediate sizes on a custom basis.

    355-425µm

  7. Polystyrene Beads, Large (500-600μm)

    Our crosslinked Polystyrene Beads are larger than Polybeads®, yet smaller than Polyballs. We offer a full size range of polystyrene beads and can offer particles of intermediate sizes on a custom basis.

    500-600µm

  8. Poly(ethyl methacrylate) Beads (PEMA Beads)

    Tough methacrylate resin.

    Particle size (D50): 140-220µm

  9. Poly(tetrafluoroethylene) (Teflon™ 7A)

    Inert polymer.

    Nominal diameter: 35µm

  10. Polypropylene, Chromatographic Grade

    Widely used polyolefin. Soluble in: chlorinated hydrocarbons, aromatic hydrocarbons, isoamyl acetate.

    Chromatographic grade 25-85µm

  11. Polyballs - Teflon, 1/8” Diameter

    Highly uniform 1/8" Teflon® PTFE spheres with a smooth surface (chemically resistant).

    Density = ~2.14 g/cc

  12. Polyballs - Polystyrene, 1/4” Diameter, for Biological Applications

    Highly uniform 1/4" polystyrene spheres with an etched surface. The surface roughness of 100-120µm promotes better adherence of proteins, etc. for biological applications.

    Density = ~1.05 g/cc

  13. Polyballs - Polystyrene, 1/8” Diameter, for Biological Applications

    Highly uniform 1/8" polystyrene spheres with an etched surface. The surface roughness of 100-120µm promotes better adherence of proteins, etc. for biological applications.

    Density = ~1.05 g/cc

  14. Polyballs - Polystyrene, 1/4” Diameter

    Highly uniform 1/4" polystyrene spheres with a smooth surface.

    Density = ~1.05 g/cc

  15. Polyballs - Teflon, 1/4” Diameter

    Highly uniform 1/4" Teflon® PTFE spheres with a smooth surface (chemically resistant).

    Density = ~2.14 g/cc

  16. Polyballs, Modified - Polystyrene 1/4” Diameter, Carboxylate

    Highly uniform 1/4" carboxylate-modified polystyrene spheres with an etched surface (surface roughness of 100-120µm). Biomolecules may be conjugated to surface carboxylate groups via an EDAC-mediated chemistry.

    Density = ~1.05 g/cc

  17. Polyballs, Modified - Polystyrene 1/8” Diameter, Carboxylate

    Highly uniform 1/8" carboxylate-modified polystyrene spheres with an etched surface (surface roughness of 100-120µm). Biomolecules may be conjugated to surface carboxylate groups via an EDAC-mediated chemistry.

    Density = ~1.05 g/cc

  18. Polyballs, Modified - Polystyrene 1/4” Diameter, Blue Dyed

    Highly uniform 1/4" Blue Dyed Polyballs are easy to visualize and feature surface amine groups that can be used for glutaraldehyde-mediated conjugation of biomolecules. These spheres also have an etched surface with a surface roughness of 100-120µm.

    Density = ~1.05 g/cc

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