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18 Well Electrophoresis Gel Comb

Created by
Dr. Pugliese
Created:
5/5/23
Submitted:
10/8/26
Published:
10/8/26
This is the mesh file for an 18 well comb used for creating wells for electrophoresis
18_well_electrophoresis_gel_combThis is the mesh file for an 18 well comb used for creating wells for electrophoresis

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This is the mesh file for an 18 well comb used for creating wells for electrophoresis

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3DPX-020185

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Category

Hardware & Devices
Devices and Hardware
Description
This is a 3D model optimized for 3D Printing for 18 Well Electrophoresis Gel Comb Specs. This model was derived from measurements taken from a commercially available gel comb and then modified to afford 18 well versus the original 15. This was designed to be printed using a photopolymer SLA printer however it should be printable with any 3D printer. We printed on a FormLab 3B printer using FormLabs Clear Resin. This model was designed by Sara Belko and the Health Design Lab
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Printed set
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Photo of print with clear resin