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Corning CoolRack XT PCR96 Cooling Rack for 96-Well PCR Plates and Tubes

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Product description

Cooling rack for 96-well PCR plates and tubes, alloy material, size 12.8x8.5x3.8 cm, used biotech accessory

The Corning CoolRack XT PCR96 is a specialized cooling rack engineered for reliable temperature control of 96-well PCR plates and individual PCR tubes during molecular biology workflows. Constructed from durable alloy material, this rack offers dimensional stability with measurements of 128 mm length, 85 mm width, and 38 mm height, making it suitable for benchtop use in biotechnology and molecular diagnostics laboratories.

Key features include:

  • Accommodates 96-well PCR plates or PCR tubes, essential for thermal management during PCR amplification steps
  • Alloy construction ensures robust mechanical stability and consistent cooling performance, critical in bioprocessing and gene editing applications
  • Compact footprint designed for integration within cold rooms or on chilled platforms, supporting workflows such as synthetic biology and molecular cloning

Note: This item is used and sold as-is; it may not fully retain original performance specifications. It remains a practical accessory for labs engaged in biomanufacturing pipelines requiring precise temperature control of PCR consumables.

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Last updated 19 October 2026