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Applied Biosystems ProFlex Dual 384-Well Sample Block

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Product description

The Applied Biosystems ProFlex Dual 384\-Well Sample Block is designed for high\-throughput PCR sample preparation, accommodating dual 384\-well plates simultaneously. It is a reliable accessory for Thermo Fisher Scientific's ProFlex PCR systems, enhancing sample throughput and efficiency.

  • Description: Model 4484072\. Serial No.: 2978501796\. Manufactured in Singapore. This sample block is compatible with dual 384\-well plates. Voltage, frequency, power consumption, fuse rating, and software version are not specified on the unit or label.
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+ Model: 4484072 + Serial Number: 2978501796 + Voltage: N/A + Frequency: N/A + Power Consumption: N/A + Fuse Rating: N/A + Software Version: N/A + Configuration: Dual 384\-well sample block for Thermo Fisher ProFlex PCR systems + Manufacturing Year: N/A

  • Accessories: Dual 384\-well sample block
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Last updated 22 October 2026