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The Eppendorf Safe-Lock Tubes 2.0 mL are BioBased PCR clean tubes designed for reliable sample storage and laboratory workflows. Made from 2nd generation recycled raw materials, such as recycled food oil wastes, these colorless tubes include a hinged Safe-Lock lid to help prevent unintentional opening.
These tubes are suitable for laboratories requiring reliable PCR clean sample tubes with secure closure, low evaporation, and sustainable BioBased material construction.
NZ $296.67
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
0030123182
Part Number
4.712 693
Manufacturer
Eppendorf
No. of packages
2
NZ $219.08
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
0030123069
Part Number
4.712 690
Manufacturer
Eppendorf
No. of packages
1
NZ $219.08
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
0030123140
Part Number
4.712 692
Manufacturer
Eppendorf
No. of packages
2
The Safe-Lock tubes are designed for the intended laboratory application. This safe-lock tubes format supports routine laboratory work in that application.
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