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NZ $381.10
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The Ratiolab Insertion Tubes with Lid for Scintillation Tubes are ideal for secure and safe storage of scintillation samples. These 4.5 ml tubes come with a tight-fitting lid that ensures leak-proof containment of samples. The pack includes 2 x 1000 tubes, offering a bulk solution for labs and research facilities. Made from high-quality material, these tubes are durable and designed for optimal performance in scintillation processes.
These insertion tubes are the perfect choice for labs that require a secure and reliable method of storing scintillation samples. Their convenient pack size of 2 x 1000 ensures high-volume usage, making them an essential tool in research and laboratory settings.
NZ $381.10
Inc. GST
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58 10 110
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7.634 293
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Ratiolab
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14 mm
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58 10 100
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6.090 857
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Ratiolab
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27 mm
It are ideal for secure and safe storage of scintillation samples. These 4.5 ml tubes come with a tight-fitting lid that ensures leak-proof containment of samples. The pack includes 2 x 1000 tubes, offering a bulk solution for labs and research facilities. Made from high-quality material, these tubes are durable and designed for optimal performance in scintillation processes.
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