Pipette tip sorting device ‘Elster’ for 200 µL

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Stanisław Polański says:

16 March, 2022 at 10:35 pm

hello.
how can we order “Pipette tip sorting device ‘Elster’ for 200 µL”? It could help and save time in our lab.

Staszek

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