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HS120733

Reagent Reservoir Chiller

capacity 100 mL, purple

Synonym(s):

Heathrow Scientific 120733, buffer reservoir, fluid chamber, fluid container, fluid vessel, liquid containment tank, liquid reservoir, liquid storage tank, sample reservoir, solution reservoir

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About This Item

NACRES:
NB.04
UNSPSC Code:
41121522
Manufacturer/tradename:
Heathrow Scientific 120733
Capacity:
100 mL
Material:
polypropylene , purple
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material

polypropylene , purple

feature

to hold and chill reagent reservoirs, basins

packaging

pkg of 2 ea

manufacturer/tradename

Heathrow Scientific 120733

L × W × H

150 mm × 90 mm × 43 mm

capacity

100 mL

General description

The Reservoir Chiller is an ice-free, non-toxic way to extend working period and preserve integrity for temperature sensitive reagents.

Features and Benefits

  • Reagents are kept at less than 5°C (41°F) for approximately 3 hours
  • Ice-free solution eliminates the risk of contamination from messy ice baths
  • Stackable, save space when storing in the freezer or on the bench top
  • Symmetrical cooler design allows reagent reservoirs to be mounted in either direction
  • Non-toxic blend of water and bacteriostatic agent chills and freezes quickly
  • Made from sonic welded, engineered polypropylene that ensures a leak free design
  • Not intended for autoclave, do not use with liquid nitrogen
  • Reusable
  • Two-year warranty


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