Description
PROclamp MAXI cooling coil is a dedicated cooling accessory for PROclamp MAXI electrophoresis equipment. It belongs to the spare-parts range for electrophoresis units and supports temperature management within the associated buffer tank during vertical gel runs. Laboratories that operate PROclamp MAXI systems can install this coil when the original cooler is unavailable, worn, or when an additional tank must be equipped for parallel work. As a single-component spare, the cooling coil helps maintain consistent thermal conditions around the gel cassette area without replacing the entire electrophoresis station. Offered as 1 pc from manufacturer Carl ROTH, it is intended for direct use with matching PROclamp MAXI hardware in life-science electrophoresis setups. Clear assignment to electrophoresis units and spare parts simplifies ordering for service teams and core facilities that stock modular PROclamp MAXI components. The coil complements buffer tanks, lids, and related accessories in the same family, enabling stepwise restoration or expansion of a working PAGE configuration. Selecting this part keeps the cooling function aligned with the original PROclamp MAXI design approach on the laboratory bench.
This article is part of Light & fluorescence microscopes, in Microscopy & histology.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product: PROclamp MAXI cooling coil
- System: PROclamp MAXI
- Type: Cooling coil
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