The MIKRO 220 Compact, Table-top Centrifuge Ideal for Bacteriology Labs
| The newest addition to the Hettich Instruments line of microliter centrifuges, is the MIKRO 220. Available in refrigerated and non-refrigerated versions, the MIKRO 220 is a compact, table-top centrifuge designed to perform a variety of applications. The MIKRO 220 is ideal for clinical, genetic research, virology, cytology and bacteriology laboratories. In addition, the capacity, performance and cooling abilities of the MIKRO 220 are designed to meet the demands of sample preparation for PCR applications. |
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Posted on August 26, 2008
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