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Bohlender Jar 240 ml, PFA, 2 x a Ø 6.35 mm

Brand:Bohlender

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HS Code #
39231090
Colour
Transparent
Ø
66 mm
Height
116 mm
Material
PFA
Material closure
PFA
Nominal capacity
240 ml
Sterile
No
Type of closure
Screw cap
UNSPSC
41104100

$772.54

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Product description

The Bohlender Jar 240 ml, PFA, 2 x a Ø 6.35 mm is a high-quality laboratory vessel designed for precise fluid handling and storage. Constructed from durable PFA material, this jar offers excellent chemical resistance and clarity, making it ideal for various laboratory applications.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Bohlender
  • Material: PFA (Perfluoroalkoxy) for superior chemical resistance
  • Nominal Capacity: 240 ml
  • Dimensions: Ø66 mm (external diameter), 116 mm height
  • Connections: 2 ports for tubing with an outer diameter of 6.35 mm (1/4 inch)
  • Closure Type: Screw cap made of PFA
  • Color: Transparent
  • Sterility: Non-sterile
  • Part Number: A 131-14

This jar is an essential component for laboratories requiring reliable and chemically resistant containers for fluid storage and handling.

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Jar 240 ml, PFA 2 x a Ø 6,35 mm
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Bohlender Jar 240 ml, PFA, 2 x a Ø 6.35 mm

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Manufacturer P/N

A 131-14

Part Number

9.013 762

Manufacturer

Bohlender

Height

116 mm

Jar 120 ml, PFA 2 x a Ø 6,35 mm
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Bohlender Jar 120 ml, PFA, 2 x a Ø 6.35 mm

$636.10

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Manufacturer P/N

A 131-12

Part Number

9.013 761

Manufacturer

Bohlender

Height

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It is a high-quality laboratory vessel designed for precise fluid handling and storage. Constructed from durable PFA material, this jar offers excellent chemical resistance and clarity, making it ideal for various laboratory applications.

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