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GE Amersham F9-R Fraction Collector Tube Holder Rack, 95 Positions

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Item no.
10614eBay
Sample Capacity
95 positions
Sample Format
Tubes
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Specifications 5

Brands
Cytiva
New/Used
Used
Item no.
10614eBay
Sample Capacity
95 positions
Sample Format
Tubes

Product description

95-position tube holder rack for GE ÄKTA and Amersham fraction collectors used in chromatographic separations.

The GE Amersham F9-R fraction collector rack is a 95-position tube holder rack designed for GE ÄKTA and Amersham fraction collection systems. It supports systematic fraction collection during HPLC, FPLC, protein purification, and biochemical separation workflows.

  • Model: F9-R
  • Capacity: 95 tube positions
  • Type: Fraction collector tube holder rack
  • Compatible systems: GE ÄKTA and Amersham fraction collectors
  • Material: Chemical-resistant construction
  • Maintenance: Easy to clean
  • Condition: Good used condition; fully functional

This chromatography fraction collection accessory is suitable for laboratory workflows in protein purification, biotechnology, biochemistry, and molecular research.

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Last updated 6 November 2026