Description
Cytocentrifuge paper 2589D is a specialised laboratory paper intended for cytocentrifugation workflows, supplied at a basis weight of 500 g/m² in the format 25 × 75 mm with double punching of 6 mm. The robust sheet construction supports reliable sample deposition and absorption during centrifugation steps used to prepare cell monolayers on microscope slides. Packaged as 200 pieces, the paper is suited to routine cytology, histology and diagnostic laboratories that require consistent media for rotor or chamber systems. Its double-punched layout aids secure positioning and alignment within standard cytocentrifuge accessories. Produced by Hahnemühle, the material offers dependable handling characteristics for preparing cellular specimens while withstanding the mechanical forces of centrifugation. The pack has a gross weight of 0,21 kg, facilitating straightforward storage and distribution within laboratory inventory systems. This accessory integrates readily into existing centrifuge protocols for research and clinical sample preparation where controlled absorption and retention of cellular material are essential. Dimensions and punching geometry are matched to common cytocentrifuge paper requirements, supporting reproducible slide preparation across multiple runs.
This article is part of Benchtop & floor-standing centrifuges, in Centrifuges.
Key features
- Pack size: 200 pc(s)
- Storage temperature: 15–30 °C
- Product type: Cytocentrifuge paper
- Basis weight: 500 g/m²
- Dimensions: 25 × 75 mm
- EAN: 4011367005917
- Technical Information Sheet:
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Cytocentrifuge paper 2589D ,500 g/sqm ,25 x 75 mm, two holes (6 mm), is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Hahnemühle for laboratory use. It sits in Benchtop & floor-standing centrifuges, inside Centrifuges, in Lab instruments.
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