1000μ L 300μ L 50μ L Conductive Filter Tips Automatic Pipette Tips

• Material: PP
• Product Cat#: Fth-1000-50
• Description: 1000μl Conductive Filter Tips
• Content: Dnase Free, Rnase Free, No Protease and No Pyrogen
• Color: Black
• Electron Beam Sterilization: Safe and Fast, Without Chemical Residue
• Model NO.: FTH-1000-50
• Volume: 1000μl
• Suitable: Hamilton
• Compatible: Standard
• Packaging: 96PCS/Box, 50box/Carton, 4800PCS/Carton
• Carton Size: 535*290*365mm
• Dnase/Rnase: Free of Dnase/Rnase
• Materials: Medical-Grade Black Conductive Polypropylene
• Sample: Free Sample for Test
• After-Sales Service: Technical Support
• Shipping: FedEx, DHL, Door to Door
• Transport Package: Box
• Specification: 96pcs/Box, 50box/Carton
• Trademark: Angen Biotech
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 3926909090
• Production Capacity: 100000 Per Month

Product Description

Product Description

1000μl Conductive Filter Tips

CAT NO	PRODUCT NAME	SIZE	PRICE
FTH-1000-50	1000μl Conductive Filter Tips	96pcs/Box,50box/Carton	$10.15/box

 

△ Introduction

The Hamilton automatic Pipette Tips, including standard, filter, extended, hydrophobic barrier, sterile, and packaging materials, are produced in strict accordance with pharmaceutical-grade standards.

The Hamilton conductive pipette tips are made of chemically resistant virgin polypropylene for excellent clarity and a smooth surface. All Hamilton Pipette Tips products are certified to be free of RNase, DNase and pyrogens.






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Features	Specifications
Product Cat#	FTH-1000-50
Description	1000μl Conductive Filter Tips
Color	Black
Volume	1000μL
Suitable	Hamilton
Packaging	96pcs/Box,50Box/Carton  4800pcs/Carton
Carton Size	535*290*365mm

△ Advantages

• Medical-grade black conductive polypropylene (PP) materials
• Manufactured in a 100-thousand grade clean plant
• DNase free, RNase free, no protease and no pyrogen
• Electron beam sterilization: safe and fast, without chemical residue

 

 

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