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Ultrasonic cleaner AU-50C with 120W, 28kHz frequency, 6L tank for precise lab cleaning in molecular diagnostics
The Aiwa Medical Industry AU-50C Ultrasonic Cleaner is designed for precise laboratory cleaning and sample preparation critical in molecular diagnostics, biotechnology research, and bioprocessing workflows. Featuring a 28 kHz ultrasonic frequency with 120 W oscillation output, it effectively removes contaminants from delicate laboratory instruments and glassware.
This unit supports live-cell imaging preparations, fluorescence analysis equipment cleaning, and is widely used in biomedical engineering labs where effective decontamination is critical. Please note this is a used, sold-as-is device, performance and condition should be verified before integration into critical biotechnology workflows.
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Last updated 19 October 2026