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Bel-Art Gas Collecting Tubes, PP, Cap. 250 ml Both Ends with One 1-Way Stopcock Pack of 6

Brand:Bel-Art

Specifications

Length tube
222 mm
Material
PP
Max. tube Ø
51 mm
Overall length
320 mm
UNSPSC
41104000

$2,085.50

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Product description

The Bel-Art Gas Collecting Tubes are designed for reliable and secure gas collection in laboratory settings. Constructed from durable polypropylene (PP), these tubes have a 250 ml capacity and feature caps on both ends, with one end fitted with a one-way stopcock to ensure controlled flow. Ideal for controlled gas experiments and safe sample handling in various research and educational environments.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Bel-Art
  • Material: Polypropylene (PP) for chemical resistance and durability
  • Capacity: 250 ml
  • Design: Both ends capped, with one 1-way stopcock for precise gas control
  • Packaging: Pack of 6
  • Application: Suitable for gas collection in laboratory experiments and testing

These Bel-Art gas collecting tubes are essential for labs requiring precise and safe gas sample management.

Frequently asked questions

It are designed for reliable and secure gas collection in laboratory settings. Constructed from durable polypropylene (PP), these tubes have a 250 ml capacity and feature caps on both ends, with one end fitted with a one-way stopcock to ensure controlled flow. Ideal for controlled gas experiments and safe sample handling in various research and educational environments.

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