Description
neoLabLine reaction interchangeable blocks WB for MTP 96-well microtiter plates are modular inserts that seat a standard 96-well microplate during temperature-controlled laboratory work. The WB design enables fast exchange with other vessel-specific blocks on a compatible reaction or dry-block instrument, so users can move between tube and plate formats without changing the base unit. This configuration supports parallel assays, incubations, and thermal steps common in ELISA workflows, PCR setup, screening campaigns, and general microplate-based biochemistry. Holding a full 96-well MTP, the block promotes uniform contact across the plate footprint for consistent sample handling. Offered as one piece from manufacturer neolab - Labor, it fits laboratories that standardise on interchangeable thermal accessories. Typical applications include reagent pre-incubation, enzymatic reactions in multiwell format, and temperature equilibration before readout or further processing. Clear identification as an MTP 96-well WB module helps keep accessory sets organised beside the instrument. The single-piece pack is practical for dedicated plate stations as well as shared facilities maintaining a complete WB series for different consumable geometries.
This article is part of Heating & cooling (other), in Heating, drying & cooling.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Reaction interchangeable block WB
- Compatibility: MTP 96-well microtiter plate
- Format: Interchangeable WB module
- Brand: neoLabLine
- EAN: 4058072162252
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