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Cytiva 29-1334-22 Fraction Collection Cassette for 5 mL Tubes

UsedCytivaHPLC accessoriesGermany

€204.62excl. VAT

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Sample Capacity
24 to 30 positions
Sample Format
Tubes
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Specifications 4

Brands
Cytiva
New/Used
Used
Sample Capacity
24 to 30 positions
Sample Format
Tubes

Product description

Fraction collection cassette for automated HPLC/FPLC systems using 5 mL conical tubes.

The Cytiva 29-1334-22 fraction collection cassette is designed for automated fraction collectors using 5 mL conical collection tubes, including Falcon-type tubes. It provides stable, precise tube positioning during chromatographic fraction collection workflows.

  • Application: Automated fraction collection in HPLC and FPLC workflows
  • Capacity: Approximately 24–30 tubes per cassette, depending on the fraction collector system
  • Compatibility: 5 mL conical tubes
  • Material: Durable, chemical-resistant plastic suitable for frequent laboratory use
  • Dimensions: Approximately 200 × 120 × 30 mm
  • Weight: Approximately 180 g
  • Color: Light gray / transparent
  • Design: Gridded recesses for secure and accurate tube placement
  • Typical applications: Protein enrichment, peptide separation, and routine analytical testing with medium sample volumes

This laboratory tube rack cassette supports reliable sample handling in chromatography, biotechnology, protein purification, and molecular analysis workflows. The product is new, unused, fully functional, and supplied in its original packaging.

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Last updated 22 October 2026