Description
ROTIPHORESE® PROclamp MAXI Comb is a vertical electrophoresis (PAGE) gel comb with 1,5 mm thickness, 24 wells and a well volume of 60 µl. It supports sample loading in maxi gel systems where higher lane counts and moderate volumes are needed for protein or nucleic acid separation. Offered as 1 pc with a weight of 0,018 kg, the comb integrates into PROclamp MAXI casting and run workflows that rely on matched comb, spacer and plate dimensions. As part of the ROTIPHORESE® range from manufacturer ROTH SELECTION, it provides a practical option for multi-sample PAGE when twenty-four lanes improve throughput without requiring large loading volumes. Defined well geometry helps maintain lane integrity during gel polymerisation and electrophoresis. This format is suited to research and analytical laboratories that standardise on 1,5 mm gels and need consistent 60 µl capacity per well. Choose the 24-well comb when your vertical electrophoresis protocol calls for 1,5 mm thickness, twenty-four samples and approximately 60 µl per lane.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product: ROTIPHORESE® PROclamp MAXI Comb
- Thickness: 1,5 mm
- Number of wells: 24
- Well volume: 60 µl
- Weight: 0,018 kg
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