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Unchained Labs High Lunatic Plate Frame Strips 701-2003

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Product description

Disposable 16-cell microfluidic strips for Lunatic UV/Vis quantification using 2 µL samples.

Unchained Labs High Lunatic Plate Frame Strips, part number 701-2003, are disposable microfluidic consumables designed for the Lunatic plate reader and related systems. They support UV/Vis spectroscopy for low-volume protein and nucleic acid quantification.

  • 16 microfluidic cells per strip
  • Dual optical path lengths: 0.1 mm and 0.7 mm
  • Measurement range: 0.03–275 OD
  • Sample volume: approximately 2 µL per measurement position
  • Material: cyclic olefin copolymer (COC) with a polystyrene frame
  • Application: protein quantification, nucleic acid quantification, and routine UV/Vis analysis
  • Design: disposable strips help reduce cross-contamination between samples
  • Compatibility: Unchained Labs Lunatic plate readers and related systems
  • Dimensions: designed for the standard Lunatic frame
  • Weight: a few grams per strip

These Lunatic plate frame strips are supplied in good used condition, reported fully functional, undamaged, and ready for routine laboratory use.

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Last updated 5 November 2026