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Double-sided microtube rack for 1.5 & 0.5 ml tubes, 20 and 30 wells, used condition for general lab use
This double-sided laboratory microtube rack from Nihon Genetics features 20 wells compatible with 1.5 ml microtubes on one side and 30 wells for 0.5 ml microtubes on the other, offering efficient sample organization for molecular biology, biotechnology, and bioprocessing applications. Designed for holding PCR tubes, microcentrifuge tubes, and cryovials, this rack facilitates high-throughput sample processing crucial in gene editing and molecular diagnostics workflows.
Ideal for biotechnology, clinical diagnostics, and molecular cloning workflows requiring reliable microtube management. Note that functionality should be verified prior to critical use due to secondhand status.
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Last updated 22 October 2026