Architect™ Wash Reagent for use with Architect c16000 Analyzer, 1 Box Curtain Tracks Three spring-action clips hold the Ships From:FL, USA

Name: Architect™ Wash Reagent for use with Architect c16000 Analyzer, 1 Box Curtain Tracks Three spring-action clips hold the Ships From:FL, USA
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 33704087924
Price: 147.89 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7434 (11 reviews)

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Architect™ Wash Reagent for use with Architect c16000 Analyzer, 1 Box Curtain Tracks Three spring action clips hold the Ships From:FL, USA Three spring action clips hold the 1 1 4 inch high guard onto 9 – 11 inch plates Back end needle and luer permanently attached to the holder to assure compliance with OSHA directives Box includes two 500 mL bottles of acid wash reagent

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