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EP952010107

Adapter for Eppendorf® UVette®, for photometer/spectrophotometer with light path height

size 8.5 mm

Synonym(s):

Eppendorf 952010107, accessory, adaptor, appendage, attachment, connecter, converting device, coupler, coupling, fitting

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UNSPSC Code:
41121815
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manufacturer/tradename

Eppendorf® 952010107

size

8.5 mm

General description

This Eppendorf adaptor is for use with photometers/spectrophotometers which provides 8.5mm light centered height specifically for the Eppendorf UVette Disposable Cuvette (sold separately). The UVette is ideal for use with the Eppendorf BioPhotometer. In other photometers and/or spectrophotometers, the UVette is inserted with the aid of an adapter. This adapter aligns the UVette to the corresponding height of the optical light path in the instrument. Adapters are also available for use with other common spectrophotometers. Additional adapters for light center heights of 15mm or 10mm are also available (952010115 for 15mm and 952010123 for 10mm). An adapter list is available that provides you with an overview of the correct adapter for use with Eppendorf′s UVette in devices from other manufacturers. No adapter is required for use in Eppendorf′s photometers. The adapters′ compatibility with the devices from other manufacturers has been jointly tested by Eppendorf, the device manufacturers and our customers. Size: 8.5mm.

Legal Information

Eppendorf is a registered trademark of Eppendorf SE
UVette is a registered trademark of Eppendorf SE





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