Trays
Trays are shallow containers that have a flat surface and raised edges for transporting or holding supplies, liquids, samples, or other items. They are often used for soaking, cleaning, autoclaving, storing, organizing, or carrying lab products and containing spills, as well as for staining samples. Trays can be made of glass, plastic, metal, or fiberglass, and are available in a variety of shapes and sizes. Depending on their intended use, they may also feature lids, carrying handles, or faucets.
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BIORBYT LLC ImidazoleketoneerastinIKE
CategorySmallMolecules.CASNumber[1801530-11-9].MolecularWeight655.1426
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Electron Microscopy Sciences Developing Tray, Size 11 x 14"
Laminated styrene developing trays. Wide cross bars and perimeter ribbing provide rigidity and easy cleaning. 3" (76 mm) deep.
Dimensions: 11 x 14"
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