Description
ThermoClean DC Stabilising Concentrate for Water Baths Methylene Blue 100 ml is a laboratory concentrate formulated for use with water baths. The product is supplied in a 100 ml pack and is identified by the methylene blue designation, allowing visual recognition during preparation and application. Intended as a stabilising concentrate, it supports maintenance of water-bath systems in routine laboratory settings. This item from manufacturer Hecht is provided as a single piece and belongs to standard laboratory consumables. The concentrate is suitable for laboratories that operate water baths and require a dedicated stabilising solution marked with methylene blue. Its compact 100 ml presentation facilitates controlled dosing and convenient storage alongside other lab reagents and maintenance fluids. Use according to established laboratory protocols for water-bath care. The formulation addresses the need for a ready-to-use concentrate that integrates into existing water-bath maintenance routines without additional complexity. A practical choice for labs seeking a clearly labelled stabilising concentrate for water-bath applications.
This article is part of Microscopy stains & staining solutions, in Dyes, stains & indicators.
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- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: stabilising concentrate
- Indicator: methylene blue
- Volume: 100 ml
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