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Nihon Aido NB-1015 Submarine Gel Electrophoresis Unit, Main Unit Only

UsedNihon AidoElectrophoresisNetherlands

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Nihon Aido
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Used
Technique
Horizontal (Agarose)

Product description

Used NB-1015 horizontal agarose gel electrophoresis unit with 120 × 130 mm gel format and 2-channel design.

The Nihon Aido NB-1015 is a used submarine gel electrophoresis unit for horizontal agarose gel electrophoresis in molecular biology, biotechnology, gene editing, synthetic biology, and molecular diagnostics workflows.

  • Gel dimensions: 120 mm wide × 130 mm long
  • Sample comb: 1 mm thickness with capacity for 17 samples
  • Channel configuration: 2-channel design
  • UV compatibility: Dedicated UV transmission rack
  • Transmission wavelength: 300 nm and above
  • Configuration: Main electrophoresis unit only
  • Included accessory: Instruction manual
  • Gel format: Intermediate size between mini and midi systems

This horizontal agarose electrophoresis system is suitable for DNA separation and routine nucleic acid analysis. The used unit is sold as-is, and its performance or functions may differ from those of a new product.

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Last updated 19 October 2026