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Bel-Art Magnet Stirring Bar 25 x 8 mm Polygon Spinbar, PTFE Coated

Brand:Bel-Art

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Ø
8 mm
Shape
Polygonal
Length
25 mm
Material sheathing
PTFE
UNSPSC
41122401

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Product description

The Bel-Art Magnet Stirring Bar 25 x 8 mm Polygon Spinbar is a high-quality stirring tool designed for laboratory applications. Coated with PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene), it provides excellent chemical resistance and smooth stirring action. The polygon shape ensures superior stability and efficient stirring, making it ideal for precise mixing in a variety of laboratory containers. With dimensions of 25 x 8 mm, this stirring bar is perfect for versatile applications in research and analytical labs.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Bel-Art
  • Material: PTFE-coated for chemical resistance and durability
  • Dimensions: 25 x 8 mm for versatile use in laboratory containers
  • Shape: Polygon design for enhanced stability and efficient stirring
  • Application: Perfect for laboratory stirring and precise mixing of liquids

The Bel-Art Magnet Stirring Bar 25 x 8 mm Polygon Spinbar is an essential tool for laboratories that require reliable and stable stirring to achieve accurate results in their experiments.

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Frequently asked questions

It is a high-quality stirring tool designed for laboratory applications. Coated with PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene), it provides excellent chemical resistance and smooth stirring action. The polygon shape ensures superior stability and efficient stirring, making it ideal for precise mixing in a variety of laboratory containers. With dimensions of 25 x 8 mm, this stirring bar is perfect for versatile applications in research and analytical labs.

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