Manual Prompt Label for White Cabinet Compact Centrifuges
Ready to use, right out of the box
$26.58
Designed, built, and supported in the USA
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Compatible Centrifuges
- DASH Apex 4
- TrueBond Duet
*Indicates discontinued product
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TrueBond® Duet
Spin urine, blood, and microhematocrit tubes in one ultra-compact veterinary unit with the TrueBond Duet.
- Compact dual rotor centrifuge
- Max speed of 15800 RPM (13700 xg for microhematocrit, 12000 xg for all other samples)
- Spins 12 microhematocrit 40 mm, 2 samples up to 2 mL
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