Description
ROTIPHORESE® PROclamp MAXI Comb is a comb accessory for vertical electrophoresis (PAGE), specified with a thickness of 2,0 mm, 5 wells and a well volume of 400 µl. This layout balances moderate sample throughput with a relatively large loading volume on MAXI-format polyacrylamide gels, supporting both analytical comparison and higher-load applications. Five clearly defined wells help maintain consistent lane spacing and gel geometry during casting, which is important for reproducible band patterns after separation. Supplied as 1 pc, the comb is designed for PROclamp MAXI vertical electrophoresis units and compatible accessories used in protein and nucleic acid laboratories. From manufacturer ROTH SELECTION, the 2,0 mm thickness matches thicker gel setups where mechanical stability and increased well capacity are preferred. Select this 5-well, 400 µl comb when you need fewer lanes than high-density formats but greater volume per well for MAXI PAGE workflows.
This article is part of Light & fluorescence microscopes, in Microscopy & histology.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: PROclamp MAXI electrophoresis comb
- Thickness: 2,0 mm
- Number of wells: 5
- Well volume: 400 µl
- Format: MAXI vertical electrophoresis
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