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BINDER Perforated Insertion Plate Stainless Steel, Split, for Version with Split Inner Door

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HS Code #
90279000
For
CB170/CBF170
Material
Stainless steel
Type of insert
Perforated shelf
UNSPSC
41104500

$1,110.97

Inc. GST

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Product description

The BINDER Perforated Insertion Plate, Stainless Steel, Split, For Version With Split Inner Door is designed as an accessory for compatible BINDER equipment. Made from perforated stainless steel, this split insertion plate supports reliable placement and use in suitable laboratory applications.

Key Features:

  • Brand: BINDER
  • Type: Perforated insertion plate
  • Material: Stainless steel
  • Design: Split and perforated
  • Compatibility: For version with split inner door
  • Application: Accessory for compatible BINDER equipment

This perforated stainless steel insertion plate is a practical accessory for laboratories using compatible BINDER equipment with a split inner door.

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Perforated insertion plate Stainless steel, split, for version with split Inner door

Manufacturer P/N

8012-1888

Part Number

6.313 895

Manufacturer

BINDER

For

CB170/CBF170

Shelf perfor. div.door. 260

Manufacturer P/N

8012-1996

Part Number

4.678 824

Manufacturer

BINDER

For

CB260/CBF260

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The Perforated insertion plate is designed for accessory for compatible BINDER equipment. This perforated insertion plate format supports routine laboratory work in that application.

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