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Thermo Scientific Reagent Reservoir V-Shape 60 mL for Multi-Channel Pipettes, Autoclavable (Pack of 5)

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Autoclavable
Yes
Material
PP
No. of chambers
1
Nominal capacity
60 ml
Sterile
No
UNSPSC
41121522

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Product description

The Thermo Scientific Reagent Reservoir V-Shape 60 mL is designed for efficient liquid handling with multi-channel pipettes. Its V-shaped bottom ensures minimal reagent waste, while the autoclavable design enhances sterility for lab applications. Ideal for research, clinical, and pharmaceutical laboratories.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Thermo Scientific
  • Capacity: 60 mL
  • Design: V-shape minimizes reagent waste
  • Compatibility: Suitable for multi-channel pipettes
  • Autoclavable: Ensures sterility for lab use

Optimize pipetting efficiency with the Thermo Scientific reagent reservoir, designed for precision and reliability.

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Frequently asked questions

It is designed for efficient liquid handling with multi-channel pipettes. Its V-shaped bottom ensures minimal reagent waste, while the autoclavable design enhances sterility for lab applications. Ideal for research, clinical, and pharmaceutical laboratories.

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