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The Slicker Picker-Upper ENPAC Corp.'s Poly-Labtray™ protects laboratory benches and workers from unrecoverable spills and overflows of liquid and free-flowing powder chemicals. The tray features a removable grated surface, which holds up to four one-gallon bottles and permits spills to flow to a 2.5-gallon-capacity sump tray below. Portable and compact, the Poly-Labtray is made of 100 percent polyethylene and will not rust or corrode. ENPAC (800) 936-7229 www.enpac.com Matrix Technol

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ENPAC Corp.'s Poly-Labtray™ protects laboratory benches and workers from unrecoverable spills and overflows of liquid and free-flowing powder chemicals. The tray features a removable grated surface, which holds up to four one-gallon bottles and permits spills to flow to a 2.5-gallon-capacity sump tray below. Portable and compact, the Poly-Labtray is made of 100 percent polyethylene and will not rust or corrode.

ENPAC
(800) 936-7229
www.enpac.com


Matrix Technologies' Equalizer 384

Matrix Technologies
(800) 345-0206
www.matrixtechcorp.com

This installment of Bench Buys surveyed prices for kanamycin sulfate. Quantities offered by different suppliers varied; the prices listed are for 100 g. Bio-World of Dublin, Ohio, had the lowest price, offering 100 g for $228.91.

Bio-World
(800) 860-7929
www.bio-world.com

Survey of prices (per 100 g) for kanamycin sulfate
Average price: $618.22
Low price: $228.91
High price: $1167
Sample group: 14

-Aileen Constans (aconstans@the-scientist.com)

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