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Compact benchtop suction system HK-435A for laboratory fluid extraction, suitable for bioprocessing and clinical diagnostics.
The AS ONE HK-435A benchtop suction system is designed for efficient and controlled fluid extraction in laboratory settings. It is widely used in bioprocessing, molecular diagnostics, and clinical laboratory applications where precise vacuum control is critical. This compact suction system facilitates safe removal of liquids during sample preparation and analytical workflows, making it essential for biotechnology research and routine biomedical engineering tasks.
This unit bears the product code 1-7965-01 and model number HK-435A, part of AS ONE’s reliable laboratory equipment range. The system's technical specifications and exact physical dimensions are unspecified; prospective users should confirm compatibility with their laboratory’s vacuum and aspiration requirements before acquisition.
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Last updated 19 October 2026