magnetic tube rack 3d models

A handy contraption for holding 15 mL Eppendorf tubes in place - the magnetic tube rack. Eight hundred dollars seems like an exorbitant sum to pay for a simple tube rack, so I opted to build one myself instead. ...Magnets and PLA materials will amount...

BenchBloc - the modular magnetic tube rack solution.  50x50 mm modules designed to fit most common laboratory equipment. Version 0.2 has been printed using a 0.6 mm nozzle on an Ender3 S1. A 0.4 mm nozzle will also work.PLA or PETG have been tested.

Here's a modular magnetic rack system that lets you have any number of tubes in a row. Use your 12-channel multichannels and make your own magnet racks for a fraction of the price. Your PI will appreciate this or yell at you for not printing it out...

Larger magnets: http://www.kjmagnetics.com/proddetail.asp?prod=BC42 These are jammed in side by side with the smaller magnet to make a continuous 1-1/4" magnet for the PCR tube rack. Jam it in so the poles line up. Yes they will want to spring out...

Remix of the magnetic tube rack, with a single static STL. To stabilize the STL, feed it through Microsoft's 3D builder, and it should prompt to correct it. ...I tried stabilizing all three provided STLs, but could only successfully correct the one for...

This 0.2 mL magnetic tube rack is a valuable tool for DNA/RNA separation using paramagnetic beads, such as those found in SPRI. The rack features an 8-well slot that can accommodate tubes in both high and low bead pelleting orientations, making it...

We're crafting a magnetic DNA isolation rack that can accommodate eight 1.5ml tubes at once. Instead of relying on glue to secure the magnets in place, we've opted for a more convenient solution: two 10mm x 3mm x60mm bar magnets that slide...

Eight 1.5ml tubes are held securely in place, utilizing ten millimeter by three millimeter by sixty millimeter magnetic strips that carefully contain the magnetic beads within the liquid mixture. ...This design eliminates the need for glue and features...

Remixed 0.2 mL magnetic tube rack for DNA/RNA separation using paramagnetic beads (e.g. AMPure mag beads). The original rack is designed for 1/4" diameter x 1/4" long rare earth magnets. This version is meant to fit two racks back-to-back, with each...

This is a tube rack for magnetic bead separation experiments. It was requested by a colleague due to the outrageous cost of commercial products (1), and the design was based on some 60×10×3 mm magnets they already had on hand (2), for common...

For use with magnetic bead for peptide purification. ... No supports required to print, if printed where the rack is on it's side. Requires sixteen 12x2 mm neodymium magnetic disc.

For use with magnetic bead for peptide purification. No supports required to print, if printed where the rack is on it's side. Requires sixteen 12x2 mm neodymium magnetic disc. Category: Biology

I purchased a versatile tube rack with a sturdy metal base measuring 160 x 41 x 2 inches or 80 x 41 x 2 inches from my local hardware store. ...This handy device enables me to securely fasten magnets of all sizes, making my work process incredibly...

This is a tube holder designed specifically for magnetic bead separations in molecular biology.\r\n\r\n**The design must be printed twice and the two parts screwed together back-to-back**, so that it accommodates sixteen tubes while only requiring...

This rack does not have the easy remove-the-tubes-to-vortex ability of the commercial option, but since it costs about $20 print and fill with magnets versus $900, I think most people will find the trade-off acceptable! 1. <a...

I loved the racks designed by destroyer2012 - far superior to racks requiring gluing magnets, but I felt compelled to make some modifications: # 4-Tube PCR Magnet Rack This is a slight modification from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1132367 - in...

The design has been refined to improve functionality, incorporating tweaks such as smoothing out certain edges, adding supports near the tube openings, and implementing a subtle notch for a secure grip on the holder when handling pipettes.

This is a 0.2 mL PCR tube magnetic tube rack. It's great for DNA/RNA separation using paramagnetic beads (e.g. SPRI & AMPure) of varying ratios. It is primarily used for Nanopore long-read sequencing library preparation (single tube) in our lab and...

For tube racks, simply cut the top rings off a 96-well plate and tape it to the magnet rack (as displayed in photos). Note: The previous version utilizes standard magnets (http://www.kjmagnetics.com/proddetail.asp?prod=BZ082), not custom order, and...

... attached. To assemble, carefully glue magnets using superglue, preventing them from flipping out by inserting a thumb between each magnet. ...The design also features an easter egg: convenient storage on metal surfaces, as demonstrated in the photo.

The Ultimate Magnetic Tube Racks for Your Lab Essentials - Perfectly Designed for 1.5mL and 2mL Tubes.

... all that's required is gluing magnets into place, and the rack is ready for use without any need for support structures. Similar to other racks on the market, this Magnetic Rack can be paired with a variety of magnets available from K&J Magnetics.

This magnetic rack accommodates eight 1.5mL tubes, with each tube held securely by small arm holders, even when turned upside down. The cost is mainly due to the magnets, which are approximately 70 cents apiece. For optimal performance, use these...

This is a remix of [Magnetic Rack for 8, 1.5mL Tubes by acadey](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:79424) # 2018 - Versions for 4x and 12x tubes are added. - A thicker long front upper side is included in the model to match printing results. As it...

As a cheapskate, this rack isn't designed to fit typical 96-well plates or strip-tubes; instead, the spacing between tubes is designed to place them at the interface between cheap 5mm Neodymium magnets I found on eBay for ten cents each. ... This setup...

Unlike other separations racks, this allows the tubes to be slightly tilted to get them closer to the magnet, and leaves plenty of space for opening the lids and maneuvering a pipette. Additional materials needed: 6 round rare-earth magnets 12.7mm...

This is an 8-well magnetic rack for PCR strip tubes, with magnets positioned lower down the rack to optimize small volumes. I use this rack regularly for library preps and Ampure cleanups, and compare it favorably to commercial racks - it's much...

... per hole may cause the magnetic resin to shift while removing the supernatant. In my case, three magnets proved sufficient. To prevent the magnets from protruding from the rack, you can wrap it with clear cellophane tape, also known as sticky tape.

This is a remix of [Magnetic Rack for 8, 1.5mL Tubes](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:79424/) by acadey and [Magnetic Rack for 1.5mL Eppendorf Tubes](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2545948/) by j0k3. Round magnets of 1 cm diameter and 3 mm...

The magnetic rack revamp for 1.5 ml microcentrifuge tubes features a 2 x 4 orientation, boasting thickened bases and tops. Each slot is equipped with two magnets stacked per unit (10 mm x 5 mm x 2mm) that exert an impressive pulling force of 2kg.