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GE Frac 950 Rack A Red Adapter Holder, 12 × 10 Positions for 18 mm Tubes and 2 × 4 Positions for 30 mm Tubes

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Item no.
10219
Sample Capacity
128 positions
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Brands
GE
New/Used
Used
Item no.
10219
Sample Capacity
128 positions

Product description

GE Frac 950 Rack A adapter holder with 128 positions for 18 mm and 30 mm laboratory tubes.

The GE Frac 950 Rack A Red Adapter Holder is a laboratory sample rack accessory designed for compatible fraction collection workflows. It provides organized tube positioning for laboratory fractionation, chromatography, biotechnology, and sample-processing applications.

  • Total capacity: 128 positions
  • Tube compatibility: 120 positions for 18 mm tubes and 8 positions for 30 mm tubes
  • Configuration: 12 × 10 positions for 18 mm tubes; 2 × 4 positions for 30 mm tubes
  • Color: Red
  • Condition: Tested, fully functional, and ready for use

This GE fraction collector rack adapter supports structured sample handling in research laboratories, including chromatography fraction collection and bioprocessing workflows.

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Last updated 19 October 2026