P0610
Dounce tissue grinder pestle
Large clearance, working volume 7 mL
Synonym(s):
885301-0007
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UNSPSC Code:
41121800
eCl@ss:
32080115
NACRES:
NB.22
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glass
working volume
7 mL
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General description
Designed primarily for cellular work where the nucleus remains intact after homogenization.
Features and Benefits
• Manufactured from borosilicate glass 3.3• Designed primarily for cellular work where the nucleus remains intact after homogenization.• All-glass construction• Two pestles are supplied with each complete unit• Large clearance pestle is used for the initial sample reduction• Small clearance pestle is used to form the final homogenate• Replacement components are available and completely interchangeable
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