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VWR PCR Max Alpha Cycler Quad 4 × 384-Well Thermal Cycler TECN93945-08

UsedVWRPCR equipmentGermany

€4,500excl. VAT

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PCR System Type
Conventional Thermal Cycler
Plate Formats
384-Well
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Specifications 4

Brands
VWR
New/Used
Used
PCR System Type
Conventional Thermal Cycler
Plate Formats
384-Well

Product description

Tested VWR PCR Max Alpha Cycler with four 384-well thermal cycler blocks for PCR workflows.

The VWR PCR Max Alpha Cycler TECN93945-08 is a conventional thermal cycler configured for four 384-well PCR blocks. This PCR system is designed for high-throughput amplification workflows in molecular biology, biotechnology, gene editing, synthetic biology, and molecular diagnostics.

  • Configuration: Quad system with 4 × 384-well formats
  • Equipment type: Conventional PCR thermal cycler
  • Condition: Tested and reported as fully functional and ready for use
  • Applications: High-throughput PCR, DNA amplification, molecular cloning workflows, and research laboratory testing

The listing does not provide further specifications such as temperature range, gradient capability, ramp rate, channel count, software, or block uniformity.

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Last updated 19 October 2026