Benchtop Storage For Everyday Laboratory Use
DELUXE PIPETTOR STAND Holds 5 standard pipettes and 2 multi-channel pipettes
Multi-channel pipettes store on the side and are held in place by spring-loaded clasps
Upper portion holds up to 7 rolls of Cry-Tags® and/or Tough-Tags® and can also hold frequently used items such as markers Four section drawer accommodates tip boxes, plates, tubes, etc. Completely remove drawer for full access when loading tips
Stand is completely accessible from either side and can be used by two re- searchers at a time
CAT. NO. DPST-1000
3-BIN BENCHTOP DISPENSER Store tubes, tips or finger cots Vertical orientation saves space Hinged covers for easy access Keep items organized and dust free
Dimensions: 299 x 139 x 303 mm Layout: (2) Side-by-side bins (1) large bin
Dimensions: 360 x 198 x 277 mm DESCRIPTION
Deluxe pipettor stand
U OF M PRICE Each
$188.00
6-PLACE PIPETTOR STAND Holds 6 standard pipettes
Clear, all items behind stand remain visible Durable construction Non-slip feet for stability
Keep pipettes handy and safe
CAT. NO. TBDS-1000
DESCRIPTION 3-Bin benchtop dispenser ACRYLIC PIPET RACK
Simple and convenient serological pipet storage Deep cells hold most pipet sizes Clear acrylic for higher visibility
White angled shelves provide good contrast of contents
U OF M PRICE Each
$175.00
CAT. NO. PSTA-4000
Dimensions: 174 x 292 x 189 mm DESCRIPTION
6-Place pipetter stand, clear
U OF M PRICE Each
$90.50 TIP & TUBE DISPOSAL BOX
10 mm thick acrylic provides Beta protection
Smooth full-width hinged cover
Hinged lid allows tips to be discarded right from pipettor
Dimensions: 295 x 88 x 399 mm
CAT. NO. PIRA-1000
DESCRIPTION Pipet rack, clear acrylic
U OF M PRICE Each
$145.00
CAT. NO. DSPL-1000
Dimensions: 153 x 153 x 153 mm DESCRIPTION
Tip & Tube disposal box
U OF M PRICE Each
$135.00 Order:
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