Description
Rack for Sekuroka® radiation protection box, mini, organises 0,5 ml reaction vials inside the matching mini radiation protection enclosure. The insert provides 20 slots so small reaction vials can be held upright and separated during protected storage or handling steps. Designed specifically for the Sekuroka® mini box format, the rack helps keep vial positions consistent and reduces loose placement of 0,5 ml tubes within the shielded workspace. Supplied as 1 pc and weighing only 0,042 kg, it adds minimal mass while improving order inside the container. This rack for the Sekuroka® radiation protection box (Carl ROTH) suits laboratories that process numerous small-volume reaction vials and want structured capacity within their mini protection box. Twenty dedicated slots support parallel samples without stacking or free rolling of tubes. The mini-compatible layout is intended for radiation protection container accessories used in occupational safety setups. Clear assignment of each 0,5 ml vial position simplifies retrieval and inventory checks when the box is opened briefly. Use the rack together with the corresponding Sekuroka® mini radiation protection box to maintain tidy, slot-based organisation of reaction vials in controlled laboratory workflows.
This article is part of Radiation protection, in Protective clothing & workwear.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Rack for radiation protection box
- Compatibility: Sekuroka® radiation protection box, mini
- Vial size: 0,5 ml reaction vials
- Capacity: 20 slots
- Weight: 0,042 kg
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