Description
Micro container, Ø 3 mm, with a minimum test volume of 15 µl is a specialised laboratory accessory intended for LabSen 3 mm microelectrodes. It enables precise measurements on extremely small liquid samples where conventional vessels would demand excessive volumes and waste precious material. The container is compatible with LabSen 241-3, LabSen 241-3SP and LabSen 241-180 electrodes, ensuring straightforward integration into existing micro-electrode setups. Offered by manufacturer APERA Instruments, this micro container supports accurate electrode positioning and reliable sample contact during pH or related determinations. Its narrow Ø 3 mm geometry matches the corresponding microelectrodes, minimising dead volume while maintaining measurement integrity. Supplied as a single piece, it is particularly useful in research laboratories, quality-control environments and educational settings that routinely handle limited sample quantities. The functional design allows easy handling and cleaning between runs, expanding the range of feasible micro-scale analyses without compromising result quality or electrode performance.
This article is part of Sample containers & jars, in Bottles & containers.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Micro container
- Diameter: Ø 3 mm
- Min. test volume: 15 µl
- Compatible electrodes: LabSen 241-3, LabSen 241-3SP, LabSen 241-180
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