The LLG Labware LLG-Grid Divider 12x12, H=30mm, Cardboard, For Cryobox 133 x 133 mm is designed for laboratory cryobox organisation applications requiring a cardboard grid divider. Suitable for cryoboxes 133 x 133 mm, this divider supports compartment separation with compartment heights and formats as indicated.
Key Features:
Brand: LLG Labware
Product Type: Grid divider
Grid Format: 12x12
Height: H=30mm
Material: Cardboard
Compatibility: For cryoboxes 133 x 133 mm
Compartment Format: With compartment heights and formats as indicated
Availability: Other sizes available on request
This LLG Labware grid divider is suitable for laboratories requiring a 12x12 cardboard divider for organising cryoboxes measuring 133 x 133 mm.
It is designed for laboratory cryobox organisation applications requiring a cardboard grid divider. Suitable for cryoboxes 133 x 133 mm, this divider supports compartment separation with compartment heights and formats as indicated.
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