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Analysis cup Hitachi H1 is a polystyrene (PS) sample cup with a volume of 3,0 ml, designed for use with Hitachi H1 analyser systems in clinical chemistry and related laboratory settings. The rigid PS construction provides a clear, disposable vessel for routine sample presentation and instrument loading. Packs of 1000 pieces support high-throughput environments where single-use cups help limit carry-over between runs and simplify workflow organisation. These analysis cups from manufacturer Ratiolab are matched to Hitachi H1 applications and offer a practical consumable for continuous analyser operation. The non-sterile polystyrene material is appropriate for general laboratory use where sterility is not specified. Compact bulk packaging eases storage and restocking on busy benches. Choose this Hitachi H1 analysis cup when you need dependable PS cups in a 3,0 ml format, instrument-compatible geometry, and economical multi-piece packs for everyday analytical throughput.
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