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Cytiva GE 28-9564-02 Fraction Collection Cassette for 50 mL Tubes

€125excl. VAT

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Versandgewicht:
15,00 kg
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Cytiva
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Versandgewicht:
15,00 kg

Product description

Durable fraction collection cassette for 50 mL tubes, compatible with ÄKTA FPLC and Cytiva fraction collectors.

The Cytiva GE 28-9564-02 Fraction Collection Cassette is designed for precise positioning and secure holding of 50 mL collection tubes during automated fractionation processes.

  • Manufactured from robust, lab-grade plastic suitable for repeated use and easy cleaning.
  • Compatible with various Cytiva and GE Healthcare fraction collectors, including the ÄKTA FPLC system.
  • Ensures stable tube placement critical for accurate fraction collection workflows in molecular diagnostics and bioprocessing labs.
  • Facilitates streamlined biomanufacturing and synthetic biology research by enabling efficient sample handling in chromatography workflows.

Ideal for researchers and laboratory professionals engaged in chromatography, protein purification, and biopharmaceutical production pipelines requiring reliable fraction collection solutions.

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Last updated 19 October 2026