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

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

Product description

Fraction collection cassette for automated HPLC/FPLC collection into approximately 24–30 5 mL tubes.

The Cytiva 29-1334-22 fraction collection cassette is designed for automated fraction collectors using 5 mL conical tubes, including tubes comparable to Falcon-type formats. It provides stable tube positioning during chromatography workflows and is suitable for HPLC and FPLC fraction collection.

  • Application: Automated fraction collection in HPLC/FPLC workflows
  • Tube format: 5 mL conical tubes
  • Capacity: Approximately 24–30 tubes per cassette, depending on the fraction collector system
  • Material: Chemical-resistant laboratory plastic
  • Dimensions: Approximately 200 × 120 × 30 mm
  • Weight: Approximately 180 g
  • Color: Light gray and transparent
  • Construction: Precisely formed recesses for secure and accurate tube placement
  • Typical applications: Protein enrichment, peptide separation, chromatography purification, and analytical laboratory testing

The robust cassette construction supports repeated laboratory use and medium-volume sample collection. It is supplied new in original packaging and is suitable for chromatography and automated sample fractionation applications.

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Last updated 29 October 2026