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

UsedCytivaFPLC systemsGermany

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Product description

Chemical-resistant Cytiva cassette for automated fraction collection in standard 50 mL conical tubes.

The Cytiva 28-9564-02 fraction collection cassette is designed for automated sample collection in standard 50 mL conical tubes. It provides secure, stable tube positioning in compatible systems such as the ÄKTA fractionator and automated fraction collectors used with HPLC/FPLC workflows.

  • Application: Automated fraction collection for protein purification, cell culture processing, and chemical analysis
  • Compatibility: Standard 50 mL conical tubes, including tubes such as Falcon®
  • Capacity: Typically 12–20 tubes, depending on the system or cassette configuration
  • Material: Chemical-resistant laboratory plastic
  • Construction: Precisely formed holding cells for secure tube fixation
  • Dimensions: Approximately 27 × 10 × 3 cm (L × W × H)
  • Weight: Approximately 200–250 g
  • Color: Light gray and transparent
  • Condition: New, original packaged, and unused

This Cytiva tube cassette is a practical accessory for automated chromatography fraction collection and larger-volume sample handling in biotechnology, bioprocessing, protein purification, and molecular research laboratories.

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Last updated 22 October 2026