[Histonet] Microwave Container Use

[Rene J Buesa]

I always used ANY plastic sturdy containers I could fing at stores like Kmart, Target of Walmart.
  René J.

Phil McArdle <PMcArdle <@t> ebsciences.com> wrote:
  Hello all -

This is a question from a vendor; I'm not trying to sell anything, so 
please wait before you flame! :-)

We're looking for input regarding what container(s) (brand, type, size, 
etc.) people are using in microwaves in a laboratory context, good/bad 
experiences, leaks/failures with particular reagents over time, etc.

I know how hectic things can be in the lab, so any information would be 
appreciated. This has more to do with "advancing the art" and 
recommendations/contraindications, than sales or product development. 
Responses can be public or private, as far as I'm concerned.

Best regards,

Phil McArdle
-- 
Phil McArdle
Microwave Product Manager

Energy Beam Sciences, Inc.
29-B Kripes Rd.
East Granby, CT 06026

Tel: 800.992.9037 x 341
Mobile: 860.597.6796
Fax: 860.653.0422

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