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Bel-Art Stirring Bar 5 x 2 mm Spinbar, Flea Micro, PTFE

Brand:Bel-Art

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Ø
2 mm
Length
5 mm
Material sheathing
PTFE
UNSPSC
41122401

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Product description

The Bel-Art Stirring Bar 5 x 2 mm Spinbar Flea Micro is a compact and efficient stirring bar designed for small-scale laboratory applications. Coated with PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene), this stirring bar offers excellent chemical resistance and ensures smooth, reliable stirring. Its small size of 5 x 2 mm makes it perfect for use in micro reactions and small containers, providing effective stirring in laboratory environments.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Bel-Art
  • Material: PTFE-coated for durability and chemical resistance
  • Dimensions: 5 x 2 mm, ideal for small-scale laboratory stirring
  • Shape: Flea Micro shape for efficient stirring in micro-scale applications
  • Application: Ideal for laboratory mixing and stirring in micro-scale experiments

The Bel-Art Stirring Bar 5 x 2 mm Spinbar Flea Micro is a reliable and essential tool for laboratories that require precise, stable stirring in small containers or micro-scale reactions.

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BEL-ART Stirring bar 5 x 2 mm Spinbar®, Flea Micro, PTFE

Manufacturer P/N

F37119-0005

Part Number

6.492 702

Manufacturer

Bel-Art

Ø

2 mm

BEL-ART Stirring bar 10 x 3 mm Spinbar®, Flea Micro, PTFE

Manufacturer P/N

F37119-0010

Part Number

6.282 373

Manufacturer

Bel-Art

Ø

3 mm

Frequently asked questions

It is a compact and efficient stirring bar designed for small-scale laboratory applications. Coated with PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene), this stirring bar offers excellent chemical resistance and ensures smooth, reliable stirring. Its small size of 5 x 2 mm makes it perfect for use in micro reactions and small containers, providing effective stirring in laboratory environments.

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