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NZ $228.21
Inc. GST
The Eppendorf Safe-Lock Reaction Vessels are designed to ensure the highest level of sample integrity, especially in forensic DNA applications. Manufactured without slip agents, plasticizers, and biocides, these tubes prevent contamination that could affect bio-assay results. The hinged lid prevents unintended opening during incubation and storage, providing exceptional protection for your samples. Each pack contains 500 colorless tubes, ideal for critical forensic applications.
Ensure the integrity and reliability of your forensic samples with Eppendorf's Safe-Lock Reaction Vessels, specifically designed to meet the stringent requirements of forensic DNA analysis.
NZ $228.21
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
0030123603
Part Number
6.287 835
Manufacturer
Eppendorf
Nominal capacity
0.5 ml
NZ $127.80
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
0030123611
Part Number
6.287 836
Manufacturer
Eppendorf
Nominal capacity
1.5 ml
NZ $173.44
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
0030123620
Part Number
6.287 837
Manufacturer
Eppendorf
Nominal capacity
2.0 ml
It are designed to ensure the highest level of sample integrity, especially in forensic DNA applications. Manufactured without slip agents, plasticizers, and biocides, these tubes prevent contamination that could affect bio-assay results. The hinged lid prevents unintended opening during incubation and storage, providing exceptional protection for your samples. Each pack contains 500 colorless tubes, ideal for critical forensic applications.
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