Description
Single-use cells, PMMA are disposable macro cells with a 4,0 ml volume for routine laboratory work with cuvettes and cells. The PMMA construction provides a lightweight plastic format intended for single-use handling, helping laboratories avoid washing steps and limit carry-over between samples. Offered in the macro format, these cells suit standard sample volumes used in everyday photometric and related analytical workflows within research, quality control, and teaching environments. Each sales unit contains 100 pc(s), supporting continuous bench supply and straightforward stock rotation across multiple workstations. These single-use cells from manufacturer Sarstedt sit in the laboratory vessels and consumables range as practical disposable optics for teams that prefer ready-to-use cuvettes over reusable glassware. The pack weighs 0,400 kg, which keeps storage and internal distribution simple. As single-use cuvettes, they fit laboratories that need reliable macro cells for high sample throughput, training courses, or routine series measurements where disposable PMMA cells streamline daily preparation and disposal after use.
This article is part of Cuvettes.
Key features
- Pack size: 100 pc(s)
- Material: PMMA
- Format: Macro
- Volume: 4,0 ml
- Weight: 0,400 kg
- Product type: Single-use cells
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Single-use cells, PMMA, Macro, 4.0 ml, 100 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Sarstedt for laboratory use. It sits in Cuvettes, in Labware.
A cuvette is an optical cell. The spectrophotometer or photometer sends a beam through a defined path length, usually 10 mm, and the absorbance is read from that path. Glass is for the visible range. Quartz or a UV-grade plastic is required below about 320 nm, because ordinary glass absorbs there. The path length and the wavelength window are the two numbers that choose the cell. The optical methods that use it sit with NIST and the BIPM. Laboratory ware is indexed under ISO laboratory apparatus.
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