IsoFreeze PCR Rack, cold temp color change, Purple
Item No.
99011317
IsoFreeze® Racks For consistently cooled samples Many sample preparations require consistent and reliable cooling. For temperature-sensitive applications like enzyme analyses, PCRs or cell-based assays but also for gentle sample thawing or stopping of reactions the IsoFreeze® Rack is a pipetting and
Description
IsoFreeze® Racks
For consistently cooled samples
Many sample preparations require consistent and reliable cooling. For temperature-sensitive applications like enzyme analyses, PCRs or cell-based assays but also for gentle sample thawing or stopping of reactions the IsoFreeze® Rack is a pipetting and storage station with reliable temperature control.
• Clearly visible colour change from purple to pink when the rack‘s cooling block leaves the optimal temperature range (at 7° C).
• With the lid closed and at a standard ambient temperature, the sample temperature can be maintained at about 4°C for up to 3 hours.
• Minimised contamination risk as there is no need for sample storage on ice.
• Each rack comes with an individual snap-on lid made of clear polypropylene.
For consistently cooled samples
Many sample preparations require consistent and reliable cooling. For temperature-sensitive applications like enzyme analyses, PCRs or cell-based assays but also for gentle sample thawing or stopping of reactions the IsoFreeze® Rack is a pipetting and storage station with reliable temperature control.
• Clearly visible colour change from purple to pink when the rack‘s cooling block leaves the optimal temperature range (at 7° C).
• With the lid closed and at a standard ambient temperature, the sample temperature can be maintained at about 4°C for up to 3 hours.
• Minimised contamination risk as there is no need for sample storage on ice.
• Each rack comes with an individual snap-on lid made of clear polypropylene.
Item Info:
| Item Title | IsoFreeze PCR Rack, cold temp color change, Purple |
| Category: | Supplies |
| Sales Unit of Measure | PK2 |
| Last Date/Time Modified | 2/18/2021 4:49:07 PM |
