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Cole-Parmer Instrument Tube Rotator Test Tube Holder Disc, 20-Tube Capacity

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TR-200/TR-200D
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Tubes
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41103816

$554.60

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Product description

The Cole-Parmer Instrument Tube Rotator Test Tube Holder Disc is designed to accommodate up to 20 test or blood tubes with diameters ranging from 9 to 20 mm. This accessory is essential for laboratories requiring efficient mixing and rotation of multiple samples simultaneously.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Cole-Parmer Instrument
  • Capacity: Holds up to 20 tubes
  • Compatible Tube Diameters: 9 to 20 mm
  • Application: Ideal for gentle mixing of biological samples, blood tubes, and other laboratory applications
  • Construction: Durable materials ensure long-lasting performance in laboratory environments

This holder disc is an excellent addition to laboratory equipment, enhancing the efficiency of sample processing by providing uniform mixing conditions.

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It is designed to accommodate up to 20 test or blood tubes with diameters ranging from 9 to 20 mm. This accessory is essential for laboratories requiring efficient mixing and rotation of multiple samples simultaneously.

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