The DWK Wheaton Single Accessory Deck Set is designed to expand the capacity of the Wheaton Scooter Apparatus with its modular system. This additional deck enhances sample processing efficiency, making it an essential upgrade for laboratories looking to scale up their operations.
Key Features:
Brand: DWK Wheaton
Compatibility: Specifically designed for use with the Wheaton Scooter Apparatus featuring a modular system
Design: Modular accessory deck set to increase apparatus capacity
Application: Ideal for laboratories seeking to enhance sample throughput and operational efficiency
Construction: Built with durable materials to ensure long-lasting performance
This accessory deck set is a valuable addition for laboratories looking to optimize workflows by expanding the capabilities of their existing Scooter Apparatus.
Additional deck set for Roller Apparatus, production system
Frequently asked questions
It is designed to expand the capacity of the Wheaton Scooter Apparatus with its modular system. This additional deck enhances sample processing efficiency, making it an essential upgrade for laboratories looking to scale up their operations.
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