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GE Frac 950 Rack B Violet Adapter Holder for 16x15 position 12mm Tubes

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Product description

Adapter holder for Frac 950 Rack supporting 16x15 positions of 12mm tubes, compatible with fraction collection systems.

The GE Frac 950 Rack B Violet Adapter Holder is a precision-engineered laboratory accessory designed to accommodate 16 rows by 15 positions of 12 mm diameter tubes. It serves as a sample holder and tube rack adapter optimized for use within fraction collection systems, essential in bioprocessing workflows, molecular diagnostics, and biotechnology applications such as gene editing and synthetic biology research.

Key features include:

  • Compatibility with GE Frac 950 fraction collectors, facilitating high-throughput sample processing
  • Durable construction to maintain tube stability during automated fraction collection
  • Supports standardized microcentrifuge and collection tubes, widely used in biomanufacturing and molecular cloning workflows
  • Violet color coding for easy identification and organization in complex laboratory setups

This adapter holder is widely adopted by researchers in clinical diagnostics, cell imaging preparations, and biomedical engineering domains requiring precise sample handling and organization of multiple microtubes. It plays a critical role in ensuring reproducibility and efficiency in workflows involving fluorescence analysis and live-cell imaging sample preparation.

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Last updated 19 October 2026