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1.5 mL Snap Ring Vial N 11 outer diameter: 11.6 mm, outer height: 32 mm clear, flat bottom, wide opening, pack of 100

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With labelling field

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Bottom shape
Flat
Cap size
ND11
Colour
Clear
Ø
11.6 mm
Dimensions (ØxH)
11.6 x 32 mm
Height
32 mm
Material
Glass
Nominal capacity
1.5 ml
UNSPSC
41115724
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No

$49.93

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Product description

Snap ring / crimp neck vials N11 may be sealed either with a snap ring closure N11 or a crimp closure N11.

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1.5 mL Snap Ring Vial N 11 outer diameter: 11.6 mm, outer height: 32 mm clear, flat bottom, wide opening, pack of 100

Manufacturer P/N

702714

Part Number

4.730 604

Manufacturer

Macherey-Nagel

Colour

Clear

1.5 mL Snap Ring Vial N 11, outer diameter: 11.6 mm, outer height: 32 mm, clear, flat bottom, wide opening, label + scale pack of 100pcs

Manufacturer P/N

702713

Part Number

4.001 545

Manufacturer

Macherey-Nagel

Colour

Clear

1.5 mL Snap Ring Vial N 11, outer diameter: 11.6 mm, outer height: 32 mm, amber, flat bottom, wide opening, label + scale pack of 100pcs

Manufacturer P/N

702712

Part Number

7.059 846

Manufacturer

Macherey-Nagel

Colour

Brown

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