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Used Eppendorf Cuvettes

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    Eppendorf 5433

    • Manufacturer: Eppendorf
    • Model: 5433

    Eppendorf Thermomixer 5433. Small shakers for 24 cuvettes. With heating option via flow-temperature-controlled water.

    Burladingen, Germany
  • 2017 Eppendorf BioSpectrometer kinetic

    2017 Eppendorf BioSpectrometer kinetic

    • Manufacturer: Eppendorf

    The Kinetic BioSpectrometer combines the specifications of the basic model with a heating element. Peltier element for shaft temperature control Pre-programmed and freely programmable kinetic methods Subsequent m...

    Strasbourg, France
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    Eppendorf Eporator Electroporator

    Eppendorf Eporator Electroporator

    • Manufacturer: Eppendorf
    • Model: EPORATOR

    This listing is for a Eppendorf Eporator Electroporator. The unit is in full working condition and is ready for immediate release. The Eppendorf Eporator Electroporator is a compact and efficient instrument eng...

    $1,481 USD
    Duxford, United Kingdom

Overview

Cuvettes are small, transparent containers used in laboratory settings to hold samples for spectroscopic analysis. Typically made from glass, plastic, or quartz, cuvettes are essential for measuring the absorbance or transmission of light through a sample, which is crucial in various scientific and medical research applications.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying cuvettes?

Consider the material (glass, plastic, or quartz), the optical path length, and the volume capacity. Ensure the cuvettes are compatible with your spectrophotometer.

How do I ensure the cuvettes are shipped safely?

Ensure they are packaged securely with adequate padding to prevent breakage. Use a reliable shipping service that handles fragile items with care.

What is the proper maintenance for cuvettes?

Clean cuvettes thoroughly after each use with appropriate solvents and avoid scratching the optical surfaces. Store them in a clean, dust-free environment.