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This generous assortment of 72 plastic fittings has everything you need for routine laboratory set-ups.

Take total control of the aquarium cleaning process.

Our handheld homogenizer is designed to rapidly homogenize, emulsify, suspend and disrupt biological samples.

Make sure your gauges are calibrated.

No-roll triangle shape.

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Tergazyme is a concentrated, anionic detergent with protease enzyme for manual and ultrasonic cleaning. Excellent for removal of proteinaceous soils, tissue, blood and body fluids from glassware, metals, plastic, ceramic, porcelain, rubber and fiberglass with no interfering residues. Ideal as a cleaning agent in hospital instruments, dairy equipment, laboratory ware, reverse osmosis and ultrafiltration membranes and units, sampling apparatus, pharmaceutical apparatus, cosmetics manufacturing equipment, tubing, pipes, optical parts, process equipment, industrial parts, desalination plants, tanks and reactors.

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The Hermle Z287-A Compact Universal Centrifuge exceeds the limitations set forth by traditional microcentrifuges which are restricted solely to fixed angle rotors for microtubes. Instead, this compact, next generation model features an expansive line of swing out and fixed angle rotors options that accept microplates and test-tubes up to 50 ml. This centrifuge is designed to be our most compact and economical. It is a true workhorse for any lab requiring a centrifuge that can accommodate many fields of research.

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Standard resistance rheostat.

ReadyStrain™ is the first product of its kind, providing all the necessary parts for filtration of cell suspensions and combining them into a single, pre-assembled, ready to use, sterile packet.

Vigreux distilling columns for cooling and condensing.

High-quality porous clear tape is perforated for easy bi-directional tearing.

This kit includes five different experiments exploring X-rays.