Description
Analysis cup Genseac G1 is a small-volume polystyrene (PS) vessel with a nominal capacity of 0,5 ml for sample handling in analytical and clinical laboratory workflows. Manufactured from polystyrene, the cup offers clarity and handling properties suited to many aqueous and polar media used in routine assays. The Genseac G1 format supports precise aliquoting, short-term holding, and transfer of micro-volumes during photometric, clinical-chemistry, or general analytical procedures. Packs of 1000 pieces from manufacturer Ratiolab equip high-throughput laboratories with a consistent consumable for multi-sample runs and both manual and automated workflows. The compact 0,5 ml design limits sample consumption while remaining easy to manage with standard pipettes and racks. Association with cuvette and flow-cell categories points to use alongside optical measurement systems where disposable sample vessels are preferred. Non-sterile construction matches general laboratory consumable practice for non-aseptic applications. These analysis cups help standardise sample presentation, simplify bench organisation, and reduce cross-contamination risk through single-use handling in everyday analytical work.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1000 pc(s)
- Storage temperature: 10–50 °C
- Product type: Analysis cup Genseac G1
- Material: Polystyrene (PS)
- Capacity: 0,5 ml
- EAN: 4250958306914
- Technical Information Sheet:
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