Description
ratiolab® Multibox® ultra advanced is an unfilled polypropylene (PP) storage box designed for all MultiTray® advanced pipette-tip systems. The empty Multibox® housing accepts MultiTray® advanced inserts and is specified for pipette tips up to 300 µl, supporting organised tip handling at the bench. Supplied as a single unit, the box provides a reusable outer container for tip logistics in routine laboratory pipetting. Construction in PP offers a practical, lightweight shell suited to daily use in molecular biology, clinical and general analytical labs that already work with the MultiTray® advanced format. The ultra advanced Multibox® concept from manufacturer Ratiolab keeps tip trays protected and easy to access during multi-channel or single-channel work. Because the box is delivered unfilled, users load the MultiTray® advanced configuration that matches their tip volume and workflow. Compatibility across the MultiTray® advanced range simplifies inventory when several tip sizes share the same outer box style. Integrate the unit into existing ratiolab® tip-storage setups wherever a durable PP Multibox® shell is required for tips up to 300 µl.
This article is part of Trays, bowls & tubs, in Dishes, crucibles & porcelain.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Multibox® ultra advanced tip box
- Material: PP
- Fill status: Unfilled
- Compatibility: All MultiTray® advanced
- Tip range: Up to 300 µl
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