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BRAND Pipette Input Tray, PVC, 9 Rows, One Side Open

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HS Code #
39269097
Depth
355 mm
Height
45 mm
Material
PVC
No. of compartments
9
UNSPSC
41121517
Width
300 mm

$138.21

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Product description

The BRAND Pipette Input Tray, PVC, 9 Rows, One Side Open is a laboratory drawer organiser designed for graduated and bulb pipettes. Its nine-row PVC format helps keep pipettes separated and organised within a dedicated storage area.

Key Features:

  • Brand: BRAND
  • Product Type: PVC pipette drawer organiser
  • Pipette Organisation: Designed for storing graduated and bulb pipettes
  • Nine-Row Layout: Nine rows provide separated storage positions for organised pipette handling
  • Open-Side Design: One side is open as specified for this tray configuration
  • PVC Construction: PVC construction provides a practical laboratory storage format

The BRAND Pipette Input Tray, PVC, 9 Rows, One Side Open is a simple storage solution for laboratories requiring organised pipette handling in drawers or work areas.

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It is designed as a drawer organiser for graduated and bulb pipettes.

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