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LLG Staining Plate, Porcelain, 263/6 17x91x115mm, 12 Cavities

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Deepenings/ chambers Ø

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Depth
115 mm
Deepenings/ chambers Ø
17 mm
Height
17 mm
Material
Porcelain
No. of deepenings/ chambers
12
UNSPSC
41121800
Width
91 mm

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Delivery: 2-4 weeks

Product description

The LLG Staining Plate is made from high-quality porcelain, offering durability and resistance to chemical and temperature changes. This plate is designed with 12 cavities, each with a size of 17x91x115mm, making it perfect for staining procedures in laboratories. Its sturdy construction ensures stability, while its easy-to-clean surface enhances workflow efficiency in scientific applications.

Key Features:

  • Brand: LLG Labware
  • Material: High-quality porcelain for durability
  • Size: 17x91x115mm
  • Cavities: 12 cavities for convenient staining procedures
  • Application: Ideal for laboratory staining tasks
  • Packaging: Sold individually

This LLG Staining Plate offers an excellent solution for laboratories requiring durable, easy-to-use equipment for staining applications.

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LLG-Staining plate, porcelain, 263/6 17x91x115mm, 12 cavities

Manufacturer P/N

6265001

Part Number

6.265 001

Manufacturer

LLG Labware

Depth

115 mm

LLG-Staining plate, porcelain, 263/5 25x81x112mm, 6 cavities

Manufacturer P/N

6232575

Part Number

6.232 575

Manufacturer

LLG Labware

Depth

112 mm

Frequently asked questions

It is made from high-quality porcelain, offering durability and resistance to chemical and temperature changes. This plate is designed with 12 cavities, each with a size of 17x91x115mm, making it perfect for staining procedures in laboratories. Its sturdy construction ensures stability, while its easy-to-clean surface enhances workflow efficiency in scientific applications.

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