Description
Polystyrene (PS) macro cuvettes are single-use laboratory vessels specified for filling volumes of 2,4–4 ml. These disposable plastic cuvettes support routine analytical work where consistent sample presentation is needed in photometric and related laboratory procedures. The macro design accommodates the stated volume range and fits standard handling practices in research, quality control, and teaching laboratories. Offered in a pack of 500 pieces, the set suits laboratories with higher cuvette throughput and continuous daily demand. The pack weighs 1,615 kg, which supports straightforward storage planning and goods receipt checks. These cuvettes from manufacturer BRAND belong to the assortment of laboratory vessels and consumables for cuvettes and cells. Polystyrene is a common material choice for single-use optical cells in everyday laboratory measurements. Disposable PS macro cuvettes reduce reliance on washing reusable cells and help maintain an orderly workflow between successive samples. Clear identification as polystyrene macro cuvettes with a 2,4–4 ml working volume assists correct selection alongside other optical cells in the inventory.
Key features
- Pack size: 500 pc(s)
- Material: Polystyrene (PS)
- Format: Macro
- Filling volume: 2,4–4 ml
- Weight: 1,615 kg
- Product type: Single-use cuvettes
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Cuvettes, PS, macro, 2.4 - 4 ml, 500 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes BRAND for laboratory use. It sits in Cuvettes, in Labware.
A cuvette is an optical cell. The spectrophotometer or photometer sends a beam through a defined path length, usually 10 mm, and the absorbance is read from that path. Glass is for the visible range. Quartz or a UV-grade plastic is required below about 320 nm, because ordinary glass absorbs there. The path length and the wavelength window are the two numbers that choose the cell. The optical methods that use it sit with NIST and the BIPM. Laboratory ware is indexed under ISO laboratory apparatus.
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