Description
ROTIPHORESE® PROclamp MINI comb is a gel electrophoresis comb with 0,75 mm thickness, 10 wells and a 30 µl well volume. The manufacturer description defines the accessory as ROTIPHORESE® PROclamp MINI Comb, thickness 0,75 mm, 10 wells, 30 µl, for use with matching vertical electrophoresis equipment. Supplied as 1 pc, the comb supports sample loading in mini-format PAGE workflows that specify ten lanes at this thickness and volume. Listed weight is 0,013 kg per unit, making it easy to store with other PROclamp MINI components. Well count, comb thickness and nominal volume are fixed by the product data so that gel casting and sample application remain consistent with the PROclamp MINI system. The item is offered from manufacturer ROTH SELECTION as a single comb for assembly, replacement or spare use in vertical electrophoresis (PAGE) setups. Laboratories choose this configuration when protocols call for a 0,75 mm, 10-well, 30 µl comb within the ROTIPHORESE® PROclamp MINI range, with pack size and dimensions taken directly from the stated specifications.
This article is part of Light & fluorescence microscopes, in Microscopy & histology.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Electrophoresis comb
- Series: ROTIPHORESE® PROclamp MINI
- Thickness: 0,75 mm
- Number of wells: 10
- Well volume: 30 µl
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