Z717177
ART® self-sealing barrier pipette tips
ART 20, volume range 0.5-20 μL, sterile
Synonym(s):
pipet tips, pipette tips
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About This Item
UNSPSC Code:
41121601
NACRES:
NB.01
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material
colorless
colorless tip
sterility
sterile
feature
DNase free
RNase free
barrier
packaging
pack of 960 ea (10 racks of 96 tips)
manufacturer/tradename
Molecular BioProducts 2149
technique(s)
PCR: suitable
maximum volume
20 μL
volume range
0.5-20 μL
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Packaging
960EA = 10 trays of 96 tips (1 pack)
4800EA = 5 packs of 960 tips (50 trays of 96 tips)
800EA = 8 trays of 100 tips (1pack)
3200EA = 4 packs of 800EA
4800EA = 5 packs of 960 tips (50 trays of 96 tips)
800EA = 8 trays of 100 tips (1pack)
3200EA = 4 packs of 800EA
Compatibility
Compatibility
Eppendorf Research Pro .5-10 μl
Eppendorf Response 4850 .5-10 μl
Eppendorf Reference/Ultra Micro 2-20 μl
Eppendorf Titerman 4908 .5-10 μl
Nichiryo BenchMate .5-10 μl
Rainin Pipet Plus 2.5-20 μl
Rainin Pipetman 2.5-20 μl
Transferpette Multi-Channel 2.20 μl
Eppendorf Research Pro .5-10 μl
Eppendorf Response 4850 .5-10 μl
Eppendorf Reference/Ultra Micro 2-20 μl
Eppendorf Titerman 4908 .5-10 μl
Nichiryo BenchMate .5-10 μl
Rainin Pipet Plus 2.5-20 μl
Rainin Pipetman 2.5-20 μl
Transferpette Multi-Channel 2.20 μl
Other Notes
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Legal Information
ART is a registered trademark of Molecular BioProducts, Inc.
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