PMMA is aproduced from the polymerization of methyl methacrylate. PMMA is less
hydrophobic than polystyrene and shows reduced nonspecific protein or peptide
binding, and it can keep the spheres suspended in a fluid due to its little density. Polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) has the advantages of high hardness, light quality and high light transmittance, which can be widely used in optical materials, sensors, automobiles, solar energy and display devices and other industries.
Compared to polystyrene and silica microspheres, the PMMA microspheres used less, so in the website, we only list microsphere products with surface-coupled amino and carboxyl groups. For PMMA microspheres with surface coupling to other groups, we can provide customized services.
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| 50 nm | 100 nm | 500 nm |
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| 1 um | 5 um | 10 um |
| Plain PMMA Particles | Amine PMMA Particles |
| Carboxyl PMMA Particles | Epoxy PMMA Particles |
Fluorescent PMMA Particles
| Green-N/A | Red-N/A | Blue-N/A | Orange-N/A |
| Green-COOH | Red-COOH | Blue-COOH | Orange-COOH |
| Green-NH2 | Red-NH2 | Blue-NH2 | Orange-NH2 |