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Quick Take 30- rental

The Quick Take 30 is available at MBL for RENTAL within Canada. We do not ship outside of Canada. The Quick Take 30, is a high volume air sampling pump. It operates at a constant flow rate of 10 to 30 L/min. Quick Take 30 is ideal for use with BioStage Impactors, spore trap cassettes such as the VersaTrap, Air-O-Cell Cassettes, asbestos cassettes, microvacuum cassettes, or other samplers that require flow rates of up to 30 L/min.

The rental fee for Quick Take 30 alone is $50.00 per day. If Biostage Impactor is required, additional $30.00 is charged.

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