Laboratory Products 67 Magic Touch 2™ Icewares


Magic Touch 2™ ice buckets and lab pans from Bel-Art Products provide superior insulation properties, chemical resistance, and are compatible with wet ice and ultra-low temperature materials including dry ice, ice-salt slurries, dry ice solvent slurries, or liquid nitrogen. Additional features include a pour spout to easily drain unwanted ice melt, drip-proof rims to keep the bench dry and snug-fitting, keyed lids and bases with non-slip finish for secure transport. See the full line of Bel-Art Magic Touch Icewares at www.belart.com/new products.


Poxygrid® Bench-Top Biohazard Bag Holder and Cover Economical and convenient, the Poxygrid® Bench-Top Disposal System from Bel-Art Products is perfect for collecting pipette tips


and microcentrifuge tubes during daily use. The rectangular steel wire frame holds a bag 22 x 28cm and is coated in easy to clean, durable, orange epoxy. The snug fitting polypropylene plastic cover helps hold the bag securely in place. It is reusable, can be cleaned by hand or in automated dish washers, and autoclaved as needed. In addition, the durable cover is ideal for any container used to store, transport, or ship biohazard waste. See the full line of Bel-Art safety products at www.belart.com.


Scienceware® The new Scienceware®


Switch-Grid™ Test Tube Racks


Switch-Grid™ Test Tube Rack from Bel-Art Products enables storage of up to two sizes of tubes at one time with 25 possible tube size combinations, all in one rack. The result is much more compact and less expensive than multiple single racks. It gives users more room to work and fewer racks to store. Each rack is divided into two sides allowing the same or different size tube grids to be used in each side. The grids can be removed and replaced in seconds and are available in 5 colour coded sizes to fit tubes from 10mm to 30mm. See the full line of Bel-Art Switch-Grid Racks at www.belart.com/newproducts.


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