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NZ $27603.80
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The Hamilton Microlab Controller ML715-DIL Dual Diluter Advanced is a high-precision liquid handling system engineered for advanced dual dilution processes. Designed for laboratories requiring consistent and accurate sample preparation, this controller is compatible with the Microlab 715 series. Its intuitive operation and robust design support demanding workflows in analytical and research environments where reliable dilution is critical.
The Hamilton Microlab Controller ML715-DIL Dual Diluter Advanced is the go-to solution for laboratories demanding high-performance and precision in dual dilution applications.
It is a high-precision liquid handling system engineered for advanced dual dilution processes. Designed for laboratories requiring consistent and accurate sample preparation, this controller is compatible with the Microlab 715 series. Its intuitive operation and robust design support demanding workflows in analytical and research environments where reliable dilution is critical.
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