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Cell Strainer 40 µm with 50 ml conical tube pack of 12

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Colour
Red
Fits for
50 ml
Material membrane
Nylon
Mesh size
70 µm
Package
Single packed
Sterile
Yes
UNSPSC
41104932

$219.71

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Product description

Ready-to-use cell strainers with large filtration area and integrated 50 ml conical tubes simplify the preparation of cell suspensions and tissue samples. Suitable for vacuum filtration, even with challenging samples. Can also be used with Nalgene™ bottles by removing the inner adapter. The tube holder supplied allows hands-free and convenient operation.

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Cell Strainer 40 µm with 50 ml conical tube pack of 12

Manufacturer P/N

500-0070

Part Number

4.730 243

Manufacturer

Thermo Scientific

Mesh size

70 µm

Cell Strainer 40 µm with 50 ml conical tube pack of 12

Manufacturer P/N

500-0040

Part Number

4.730 242

Manufacturer

Thermo Scientific

Mesh size

40 µm

Cell Strainer 40 µm with 50 ml conical tube pack of 12

Manufacturer P/N

500-0100

Part Number

4.730 244

Manufacturer

Thermo Scientific

Mesh size

100 µm

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