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The Kartell Semi-Micro Cuvette 1.5 mL PS Low Form is designed for precise spectrophotometric analysis with small sample volumes. Made from high-quality polystyrene (PS), these cuvettes provide excellent clarity and optical properties, ensuring reliable and accurate measurements. The low form design is ideal for use in applications requiring small volumes, and the pack of 100 cuvettes is perfect for frequent use in laboratory environments.
These semi-micro cuvettes are a reliable choice for laboratories performing precise measurements with small liquid samples, providing clear readings and consistent results.
Manufacturer P/N
0193800
Part Number
9.406 432
Manufacturer
Kartell
Capacity
1.5 ml
Manufacturer P/N
0194000
Part Number
9.406 433
Manufacturer
Kartell
Capacity
2.5 ml
Manufacturer P/N
0194100
Part Number
9.406 436
Manufacturer
Kartell
Capacity
2.5 ml
Manufacturer P/N
0194800
Part Number
9.406 437
Manufacturer
Kartell
Capacity
1.5 ml
It is designed for precise spectrophotometric analysis with small sample volumes. Made from high-quality polystyrene (PS), these cuvettes provide excellent clarity and optical properties, ensuring reliable and accurate measurements. The low form design is ideal for use in applications requiring small volumes, and the pack of 100 cuvettes is perfect for frequent use in laboratory environments.
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