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Bohlender Vacuum 1-Desiccator Type 1000 ACRYL, i260x250x260 mm

Brand:Bohlender

Specifications

Depth int.: 260 mm
Ext. dim. (WxDxH): 300 x 300 x 340 mm
Ext. depth: 300 mm
Ext. height: 340 mm
Ext. width: 300 mm
Height int.: 260 mm
Int. Dim. (WxDxH): 260 x 260 x 260 mm
Int. width: 260 mm
Max. load shelves: 9 kg
Max. no. of shelves: 3

$12,142.69

Inc. GST

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Product description

The Bohlender Vacuum 1-Desiccator Type 1000 ACRYL is a high-quality acrylic desiccator designed for efficient vacuum storage in laboratory settings. With internal dimensions of 260 x 250 x 260 mm, it offers a nominal capacity of 18 liters. The desiccator features clear acrylic panels for full visibility, solid 25 mm thick walls, and a circular silicone gasket ensuring airtight sealing. It includes two adjustable shelves (expandable up to three), a vacuum gauge (0 to 760 mm Hg), and two needle valves with 9.0 mm outer diameter. Non-slip rubber feet provide stability during use.

Key Features:

Brand: Bohlender
Material: Clear acrylic with 25 mm thick walls
Internal Dimensions: 260 x 250 x 260 mm
External Dimensions: 300 x 300 x 340 mm
Nominal Capacity: 18 liters
Maximum Load per Shelf: 9 kg
Vacuum Capability: Up to 0.0001 Torr
Included Accessories: Two adjustable shelves, vacuum gauge, two needle valves
Additional Features: Circular silicone gasket, non-slip rubber feet, full visibility from all sides

This desiccator is ideal for laboratories requiring reliable vacuum storage solutions with clear visibility and robust construction.

Frequently asked questions

It is a high-quality acrylic desiccator designed for efficient vacuum storage in laboratory settings. With internal dimensions of 260 x 250 x 260 mm, it offers a nominal capacity of 18 liters. The desiccator features clear acrylic panels for full visibility, solid 25 mm thick walls, and a circular silicone gasket ensuring airtight sealing. It includes two adjustable shelves (expandable up to three), a vacuum gauge (0 to 760 mm Hg), and two needle valves with 9.0 mm outer diameter. Non-slip rubber feet provide stability during use.

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