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The Eppendorf Safe-Lock Reaction Tubes PCR Clean 1.5mL are designed for reliable and contamination-free sample handling in PCR and other molecular biology applications. These high-quality tubes are DNase, RNase, and endotoxin-free, ensuring clean and accurate results. Featuring a secure locking mechanism, the tubes provide airtight sealing to prevent sample loss and contamination during amplification and storage. With a pack of 1000 tubes, they offer a practical solution for high-volume laboratory use, especially in sensitive applications requiring strict contamination control.
The Eppendorf Safe-Lock Reaction Tubes PCR Clean 1.5mL are essential for laboratories performing PCR and other sensitive assays, offering secure, contamination-free storage for your samples.
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Manufacturer P/N
0030123328
Part Number
7.400 585
Manufacturer
Eppendorf
Nominal capacity
1.5 ml
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0030123301
Part Number
7.400 114
Manufacturer
Eppendorf
Nominal capacity
0.5 ml
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0030123344
Part Number
6.092 988
Manufacturer
Eppendorf
Nominal capacity
2.0 ml
It are designed for reliable and contamination-free sample handling in PCR and other molecular biology applications. These high-quality tubes are DNase, RNase, and endotoxin-free, ensuring clean and accurate results. Featuring a secure locking mechanism, the tubes provide airtight sealing to prevent sample loss and contamination during amplification and storage. With a pack of 1000 tubes, they offer a practical solution for high-volume laboratory use, especially in sensitive applications requiring strict contamination control.
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