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Bohlender Stirrer Bearings, NS 45/40, GL 25, Ø 10 mm, Glass-PTFE

Brand:Bohlender

Bore

Cone[s]

Overall length

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Bore
10 mm
Cone[s]
NS 45/40
Overall length
110 mm
Thread
GL25
UNSPSC
41104812

$175.42

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Product description

The Bohlender Stirrer Bearings, NS 45/40, GL 25, Ø 10 mm, Glass-PTFE are precision-engineered components designed to facilitate smooth and efficient stirring operations in laboratory settings. These bearings combine the durability of borosilicate glass with the chemical resistance and low friction properties of PTFE, ensuring reliable performance even under demanding conditions.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Bohlender
  • Material: Borosilicate glass with PTFE shaft guide and special gasket
  • Thread Size: GL 25
  • Stirrer Shaft Diameter: Ø 10 mm
  • Cone Type: NS 45/40
  • Overall Length: 110 mm
  • Temperature Resistance: Suitable for vacuum applications
  • Applications: Ideal for use with stainless steel, glass, and BOLA stirrer shafts

These stirrer bearings are essential for laboratories requiring precise and reliable stirring solutions, offering excellent sealing and durability for various chemical processes.

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It are precision-engineered components designed to facilitate smooth and efficient stirring operations in laboratory settings. These bearings combine the durability of borosilicate glass with the chemical resistance and low friction properties of PTFE, ensuring reliable performance even under demanding conditions.

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