Cuvettes Plastic (Pair)

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These disposable plastic cuvettes are supplied as a pair of two cells for routine spectrophotometry and colorimetric measurements with compatible instruments. Their single-use design offers a convenient option when you want fresh sample cells without cleaning between runs.Prepare your blank and sample in separate cuvettes, following your assay method and instrument instructions. Check the required wavelength and holder dimensions before selecting these cells.Product details Quantity:...

Rs.5,400.00 Rs.6,500.00
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Lab Store
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10mm Path Length, Colorimetry, Disposable Cuvettes, Plastic Cuvettes, Spectrophotometer Cuvettes

These disposable plastic cuvettes are supplied as a pair of two cells for routine spectrophotometry and colorimetric measurements with compatible instruments. Their single-use design offers a convenient option when you want fresh sample cells without cleaning between runs.

Prepare your blank and sample in separate cuvettes, following your assay method and instrument instructions. Check the required wavelength and holder dimensions before selecting these cells.

Product details

  • Quantity: one pair, containing two cuvettes.
  • Material: optical-grade plastic; the listing identifies PS/PMMA without specifying the supplied polymer.
  • Listed optical path length: 10 mm.
  • Listed capacity: approximately 3.5 mL.
  • Intended use: disposable, single-use sample cells.

Applications

Compatible routine colorimetric assays, teaching practicals and laboratory absorbance measurements. Confirm suitability for your specific reagents and analytical method.

Optical and chemical compatibility

The previous specification lists a 340–900 nm wavelength range, but manufacturer transmission data is not provided. Confirm performance at your measurement wavelength, especially below the visible range. Check solvent compatibility and instrument fit before use. A pair does not establish that the cuvettes are optically matched or individually certified.

Handling

Keep the optical faces clean and avoid scratches, fingerprints and bubbles in the light path. Follow the instrument's filling and orientation guidance, and dispose of used cells according to the sample hazards.