Labbox LABKEM Ponceau S Red Solution GEN, 250 ml
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Labbox LABKEM Ponceau S Red Solution GEN, 250 ml
Ponceau S Red solution GEN for electrophoresis applications, supplied in a 250 ml plastic bottle. The supplier states 2 g/L Ponceau S in 3% trichloroacetic acid.
LABKEM Ponceau S Red Solution GEN is a prepared laboratory reagent for electrophoresis applications. Confirm the formulation and safety data sheet applicable to the supplied lot before use.
Key features
Prepared solution
Supplied as a liquid formulation for laboratory electrophoresis workflows.
Supplier-stated composition
2 g Ponceau S per litre in an aqueous solution containing 3% trichloroacetic acid.
GEN grade
The supplier lists quality control as passing the specified test.
250 ml pack
One plastic bottle per orderable reference.
Technical specifications
| Brand / range | LABKEM |
|---|---|
| Grade | GEN |
| Ponceau S content, supplier specification | 2 g per litre |
| Acid component, supplier specification | 3% trichloroacetic acid, C₂HCl₃O₂, in water |
| Application | Electrophoresis |
| Quality control | Passes test, supplier specification |
| Pack | 250 ml; 1 plastic bottle |
| Hazard statements supplied | H314, H335, H410 |
| Labelled hazards | Severe skin burns and eye damage; respiratory irritation; very toxic to aquatic life with long-lasting effects |
| Documentation | Confirm the correct formulation and current safety data sheet for the supplied lot |
Supply and accessories
One 250 ml plastic bottle of Ponceau S Red Solution GEN. Request the correct safety data sheet and batch documentation; other staining reagents and apparatus are separate.
Handling and compatibility
For trained laboratory users. Follow the supplied chemical handling, protective equipment and disposal instructions. Keep the original container tightly closed in a cool, ventilated place away from heat.
Ordering information
Provide the product reference, selected variant, quantity, delivery location and intended use. Include the required pack size or configuration, existing equipment, accessories and consumables, and any installation, training or maintenance requirements relevant to your order.
Delivery, spares and service
Contact Nass Ventures to confirm availability, delivery arrangements, compatible spares and service requirements. The quotation will define the final supplied configuration and documentation.
Shipment
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Shipping within Nigeria
All goods are insured as standard up to a value of ₦ equivalent of €25,000. Shipping costs are calculated based on the weight, dimensions, value of the shipment, and delivery destination within Nigeria. For detailed shipping information, please contact us directly—we will be happy to assist.
International shipping
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Freight forwarding, sea or air freight
For large, heavy, or specialized equipment, we provide personalised quotations for road freight, sea freight, or air freight. Taking current logistics conditions into account, we aim to offer the best possible price-to-performance ratio.
Incoterms 2020
All shipments are handled in accordance with Incoterms® 2020 (ICC). Please contact us to confirm and agree on your preferred delivery terms.
Self-collection
If required, you may collect your goods in person by prior appointment. Please note that pricing and availability may vary between Nigeria and other countries.
Standard deliveries
Standard shipments within Nigeria are handled by reputable courier and logistics providers. Upon request, we can also arrange alternative carriers to meet specific delivery requirements.
Insurance
All deliveries are insured up to a maximum value of ₦ equivalent of €25,000. If the value of your goods exceeds this amount, we will contact you to arrange additional insurance coverage.
Delivery time
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