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Thermo Nalgene Colored PS Inserts (Red), Pack of 100

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Red
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41121800

$31.89

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Supplier Stock: 2
Delivery: 2-4 weeks

Product description

The Thermo Nalgene Colored PS Inserts are designed to fit Nalgene™ cryotubes, providing a color-coded system for easy identification and organization. Made from high-quality polystyrene (PS), these red inserts are durable and facilitate efficient sample management in laboratory settings. Each pack contains 100 inserts, ensuring ample supply for routine applications.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Thermo Nalgene (Nalge)
  • Material: Polystyrene (PS) for durability and chemical resistance
  • Color: Red for easy identification
  • Compatibility: Designed for use with Nalgene™ cryotubes
  • Quantity: Pack of 100 inserts

These colored PS inserts are essential for laboratories requiring efficient sample organization and quick identification, enhancing workflow and productivity.

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Frequently asked questions

It are designed to fit Nalgene™ cryotubes, providing a color-coded system for easy identification and organization. Made from high-quality polystyrene (PS), these red inserts are durable and facilitate efficient sample management in laboratory settings. Each pack contains 100 inserts, ensuring ample supply for routine applications.

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