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1.1 mL Screw Neck Vial N 8 outer diameter: 11.6 mm, outer height: 32 mm clear, conical, pack of 100

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Bottom shape
Conical
Cap size
ND8
Colour
Clear
Ø
11.6 mm
Dimensions (ØxH)
11.6 x 32 mm
Height
32 mm
Material
Glass
Nominal capacity
1.1 ml
Thread
8-425
UNSPSC
41115724

$169.39

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Product description

Screw neck vials for storage of liquid samples.

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