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Ratiolab Macro Cuvettes 4 mL, UV, in Styrofoam Rack, Pack of 100

Brand:Ratiolab

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Capacity
4.0 ml
Ext. dim. (WxDxH)
12.5 x 12.5 x 45 mm
Ext. depth
12.5 mm
Ext. height
45 mm
Ext. width
12.5 mm
Material
Plastic
Path length
10 mm
Type of cuvette
Macro
UNSPSC
41121813
Wavelength
220...900 nm

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Product description

The Ratiolab Macro Cuvettes 4 mL, UV, in Styrofoam Rack, Pack of 100 are designed for accurate photometric measurements, including use in the UV range. With an applicable wavelength range of 220 to 900 nm, these cuvettes provide good optical transmission and low variation of extinction values, making them suitable for reliable analytical work in laboratory environments.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Ratiolab
  • Capacity: 4 mL
  • Application: Suitable for photometric measurements, including in the UV range
  • Wavelength Range: 220 to 900 nm
  • Performance: Low variation of extinction values and good optical transmission range
  • Design: Sorted by mould cavity number
  • Packaging: 100 net-identical cuvettes in a styrofoam box with a resealable cover

These Ratiolab Macro cuvettes are a practical choice for laboratories requiring consistent optical quality and dependable performance for routine photometric analysis.

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Frequently asked questions

It are designed for accurate photometric measurements, including use in the UV range. With an applicable wavelength range of 220 to 900 nm, these cuvettes provide good optical transmission and low variation of extinction values, making them suitable for reliable analytical work in laboratory environments.

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