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Heathrow Scientific PCR Rack Low Temp 96-Well, Assorted Colours, Pack of 5

Brand:Heathrow Scientific

Specifications

Colour: Colour sorted
Depth: 92 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH): 125 x 92 x 37 mm
Height: 37 mm
Material: ABS/PC
UNSPSC: 41122804
Width: 125 mm

$111.63

Inc. GST

Supplier Stock: 17

Delivery: 2-4 weeks

Product description

The Heathrow Scientific PCR Rack Low Temp 96-Well is designed for storing and organizing PCR tubes in low-temperature environments. This rack can hold up to 96 PCR tubes and is ideal for PCR and other laboratory applications that require precise temperature control. Available in assorted colors, it provides easy identification and organization of samples. The rack is made from durable materials, ensuring reliable performance in cold storage conditions, making it an essential tool for PCR workflows in molecular biology and clinical laboratories.

Key Features:

Brand: Heathrow Scientific
Capacity: Holds 96 PCR tubes, providing ample storage for high-throughput applications
Temperature Range: Suitable for use in low-temperature environments
Color Options: Assorted colors for easy sample identification
Material: Durable, reliable construction for extended use in cold storage conditions
Application: Perfect for PCR, molecular biology, and clinical laboratory applications

The Heathrow Scientific PCR Rack Low Temp 96-Well ensures efficient storage and organization of PCR tubes in low-temperature conditions, helping to streamline your PCR processes and laboratory workflows.

Frequently asked questions

It is designed for storing and organizing PCR tubes in low-temperature environments. This rack can hold up to 96 PCR tubes and is ideal for PCR and other laboratory applications that require precise temperature control. Available in assorted colors, it provides easy identification and organization of samples. The rack is made from durable materials, ensuring reliable performance in cold storage conditions, making it an essential tool for PCR workflows in molecular biology and clinical laboratories.

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