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ART® Softfit L Reload System™

maximum volume 1200 μL, Tip design ART 1200L, Reload insert, low retention: no

Synonym(s):

aerosol barrier tips, barrier filter pipette tip, barrier filter tips, barrier tip, filter pipette tip, filter tip, pipet tip

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About This Item

UNSPSC Code:
41121601
NACRES:
NB.01

material

colorless

sterility

sterile

feature

low retention: no
 Reload insert
 Tip design ART 1200L

packaging

pack of 3072 ea (4 packs of 768)

manufacturer/tradename

Molecular BioProducts 2789-RI

technique(s)

PCR: suitable

maximum volume

1200 μL

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General description

Designed to be compatible with LTS, the Molecular Bio Products Softfit L Reload System provides ART barrier pipette tips in color coded inserts by volume size. Choose from five pipette tip volume sizes with the option of low retention technology.

Each individual insert within the Softfit L Reload System is clearly identified with both product number and lot number allowing researchers to enjoy space-saving and environmental benefits of a reload tip system without loosing product traceability.

Legal Information

ART is a registered trademark of Molecular BioProducts, Inc.
SoftFit-L is a trademark of Thermo Fisher Scientific or its subsidiaries

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