CDRFoodLab®

ART. ID: CDR222003Z01
Attributes: Instruments

Faster and more intuitive than traditional instruments, CDR FoodLab® can be used both in the laboratory and in production facilities to carry out the necessary quality controls or during product acceptance, with very si…

Product Information.
CDRFoodLab®

Faster and more intuitive than traditional instruments, CDR FoodLab® can be used both in the laboratory and in production facilities to carry out the necessary quality controls or during product acceptance, with very simple or no sample preparation.

Available Pack Sizes

1 pcs

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