Description
Disposable cuvettes in polystyrene (PS) offer single-use sample cells for photometric and spectrophotometric analysis when reduced sample volume is preferred. This semi-micro design is specified for 1,5 ml to 3,0 ml working volumes, helping conserve reagents, standards, and limited specimens while still supporting clear optical measurement in routine laboratory methods. Polystyrene provides a cost-effective, lightweight alternative to glass for high sample numbers and eliminates washing steps that can introduce carry-over. Packaged as 100 pc(s) from manufacturer BRAND, the cuvettes suit teaching laboratories, method development, QC screening, and general analytical benches where disposable optics keep workflows moving. Semi-micro geometry is practical when macro fill volumes are unnecessary yet full micro-volume specialty cells are not required. Select these PS semi-micro cuvettes for compatible aqueous and method-approved media, instrument holders designed for standard disposable cells, and applications that prioritise hygiene, speed, and economical single-use measurement over reusable quartz or glass cells.
This article is part of Cuvettes.
Key features
- Pack size: 100 pc(s)
- Product type: Disposable cuvettes
- Material: PS (polystyrene)
- Format: Semi-micro
- Volume range: 1,5–3,0 ml
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Disposable cuvettes, PS, semi-micro, 1.5 - 3.0 ml, 100 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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