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Large Batch Laboratory Component Storage Trays - Approximately 20+ Units

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Lab Equipment Tube Trays Good

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Extensive collection of white foamed compartmentalised storage trays with divided grids, commonly used in laboratory and scientific settings for organising small components, samples, specimens, or consumables. The trays feature multiple small compartments (appearing to be 81-100+ divisions per tray) and hinged or stackable lids. Includes yellow labelled trays and clear/translucent units in various sizes. Suitable for research labs, educational institutions, or organisations requiring systematic component organisation and storage.

Quantity: 45
Location: Hinxton
Listed: Today
Expires: 58 days remaining

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Sanger Institute
Sanger Institute
Hinxton, Cambridge 102 items listed

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Impact estimate

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Weight: 0.10 kg
Replacement cost: £2400.00 each
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Large Batch Laboratory Component Storage Trays - Approximately 20+ Units

By reusing one of these, your organisation could avoid approximately £2,400 per item in purchase and disposal costs — around £108,000 across all 45.

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