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EP6001011110

Eppendorf® Upright Freezer Rack

Holds 42 x DWP (53 mm/ 2 in), (6 x 7) configuration, stainless steel, side access

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material

stainless steel

feature

(6 x 7) configuration
 Holds 42 x DWP (53 mm/ 2 in)
 max. box number per rack: 42 (6 x 7)
 max. box size [mm]: 86 x 128
 side access

manufacturer/tradename

Eppendorf® 6001011110 (Global)

technique(s)

cryopreservation: suitable

D × W × H

549 mm (21.6 in.) × 139 mm (5.5 in.) × 389 mm (15.3 in.)

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General description

for ULT freezer: Innova U360 (max. 9 racks), Innova U535 (max. 12 racks), Innova U725 and U725-G (max. 18 racks), CryoCube F740 series (3-compartment version; max. 18 racks)for ULT freezer: Innova U360 (max. 378 DWP), Innova U535 (max. 504 DWP), Innova U725 and U725-G (max. 756 DWP), CryoCube F740 series (3-compartment version; max. 756 DWP)

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