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BRAND Holder for 3 Liquid Ends, POM, Single and Multi-Channel

Brand:BRAND

Specifications

HS Code #
90330090
Description
For 3 liquid ends
Material
POM
UNSPSC
41121500

$591.81

Inc. GST

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Product description

The BRAND Holder for 3 Liquid Ends, POM, is a versatile laboratory accessory designed to securely hold multiple liquid ends for single and multi-channel pipettes. Made from durable POM material, this holder ensures long-lasting performance and stability during pipetting tasks. It is essential for laboratories that require organized storage and handling of liquid ends in both single and multi-channel pipettes, enhancing workflow efficiency and reliability.

Key Features:

  • Brand: BRAND
  • Material: High-quality POM for durability and stability
  • Capacity: Holds up to 3 liquid ends simultaneously
  • Compatibility: Suitable for both single and multi-channel pipettes
  • Application: Ideal for organized storage and handling of pipette liquid ends

This holder is an indispensable accessory for labs requiring efficient pipette liquid end storage and organization, ensuring reliability during pipetting operations.

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Frequently asked questions

It is a versatile laboratory accessory designed to securely hold multiple liquid ends for single and multi-channel pipettes. Made from durable POM material, this holder ensures long-lasting performance and stability during pipetting tasks. It is essential for laboratories that require organized storage and handling of liquid ends in both single and multi-channel pipettes, enhancing workflow efficiency and reliability.

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