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Cytiva 28-9542-12 Deep-Well Plate Fraction Collection Cassette

UsedCytivaHPLC accessoriesGermany

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Sample Capacity
96 positions
Sample Format
Microplates
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Specifications 4

Brands
Cytiva
New/Used
Used
Sample Capacity
96 positions
Sample Format
Microplates

Product description

96-well deep-well plate cassette for automated fraction collection in ÄKTA chromatography systems.

The Cytiva 28-9542-12 deep-well plate fraction collection cassette is designed to position and securely hold standard 96-well deep-well plates in automated fraction collectors, including ÄKTA chromatography systems.

It supports reliable sample collection and separation in liquid chromatography workflows such as protein purification, bioprocessing, and large-volume fraction collection.

Specifications

  • Compatibility: Standard 96-well deep-well plates, including plates with approximately 2 mL per well
  • Sample format: SBS standard, 8 × 12 well layout
  • Capacity: 96 wells
  • Material: Chemical-resistant plastic
  • Design: Precise grid cells for stable plate positioning
  • Dimensions: Approximately 13 cm × 9 cm × 3 cm
  • Weight: Approximately 150 g
  • Color: Gray-transparent
  • Condition: New, unused, and supplied in original packaging

The disposable cassette helps maintain secure plate fixation during automated fraction collection while reducing the risk of spills and contamination. It is suitable for chromatography laboratories, protein purification workflows, and research applications requiring organized collection into deep-well microplates.

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Last updated 19 October 2026