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MTCP827002

MTC™ Bio Serological Pipette

capacity 2 mL, green, graduations, cotton plugged (with subdivisions), sterile, case of 500 ea (individually wrapped)

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dispensing pipette, dosing pipette, MTC Bio P8270-02, dispensing tool, liquid dispensing device

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About This Item

UNSPSC Code:
41121500
Capacity:
2 mL
Sterility:
sterile
Packaging:
case of 500 ea (individually wrapped)
Feature:
graduations cotton plugged (with subdivisions)
Manufacturer/tradename:
MTC™ Bio P8270-02
Material:
green , polystyrene
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material

green , polystyrene

sterility

sterile

feature

graduations cotton plugged (with subdivisions)

packaging

case of 500 ea (individually wrapped)

manufacturer/tradename

MTC™ Bio P8270-02

technique(s)

cell culture: suitable

capacity

2 mL

General description

MTC Bio serological pipettes are made from virgin polystyrene in a class 100,000 clean room facility, under ISO 13485. Available in six volumes (1, 2, 5, 10, 25, 50ml), they are sterilized via E-beam and individually packaged in paper/plastic pouches. All sizes have vivid black, positive and negative graduations and are color coded for easy volume identification.

Features and Benefits

  • Sterile, individually wrapped
  • Ascending & descending graduations
  • Cotton plugged
  • Standardized color coding
  • Paper/plastic packaging

Legal Information

MTC is a trademark of MTC Bio


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