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Tai Tec AL-1820 Aluminum Block for 18mm Test Tubes, 20-Position

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Product description

Aluminum block AL-1820 for 18mm test tubes, 20 positions, compatible with DTU-1BN/CN and DTU-2BN/CN models.

The Tai Tec AL-1820 aluminum block is designed to accommodate 20 test tubes with a diameter of 18 mm and a well depth of 75 mm. It is compatible with the DTU-1BN/CN and DTU-2BN/CN thermal cyclers and can also be used with legacy models DTU-1B/1C and DTU-2B/2C. Featuring precise dimensions of 108 × 108 × 80 mm (W×L×H), this aluminum block serves as a reliable sample holder for molecular biology workflows requiring consistent heating and temperature uniformity. Ideal for biotechnological applications including molecular diagnostics, gene editing sample preparation, and bioprocessing assays, it ensures stable incubation conditions for multiple test tubes in clinical diagnostics and research laboratories. Sold as a used, as-is item, performance may vary from the original factory condition; suitable for laboratories seeking a cost-efficient solution for test tube sample incubation with established DTU series thermal cyclers.

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Last updated 19 October 2026