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Someone here was talking about it recently and I was telling my coworker about it so she tried it and said “Like this?” And then we thought probably not but fuck it. Hit start and kept my finger above the stop button but it worked so smooth, not even a rumble, and now I see why.

So thank you previous person! You’ve provided knowledge and entertainment on this slow, rainy day.

Spoiler I don’t know. It was in our heme section.

Edit: So it looks like the Pentra 60/80 is most likely because there used to be a Pentra XL80. It seems like those weren’t released until after 2000 though so maybe this part number was repurposed for it? Although it seems to work for a Beckman Coulter analyzer too. Why does every lab seem to have ancient parts lying around? Lol.