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Bohlender Vacuum 3-Desiccator Type 1000 Acryl Glass, 32L, -20°C to +70°C, 315 x 550 x 310mm

Brand:Bohlender

Specifications

Depth int.: 260 mm
Ext. dim. (WxDxH): 315 x 310 x 550 mm
Ext. depth: 310 mm
Ext. height: 550 mm
Ext. width: 315 mm
Height int.: 460 mm
Int. Dim. (WxDxH): 265 x 260 x 460 mm
Int. width: 265 mm
Max. load shelves: 9 kg
Max. no. of shelves: 7

$16,522.78

Inc. GST

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Product description

The Bohlender Vacuum 3-Desiccator Type 1000 is made from high-quality acryl glass, designed to withstand temperatures from -20°C to +70°C. With a nominal capacity of 32L, this desiccator is perfect for laboratories requiring reliable, high-performance storage under vacuum conditions. It features robust construction and includes four shelves, with the capacity to add up to three more. Ideal for various laboratory and industrial applications, this desiccator ensures secure and efficient storage.

Key Features:

Brand: Bohlender
Material: Durable acryl glass
Capacity: 32L
Temperature Range: -20°C to +70°C
Dimensions (Outer): 315 x 550 x 310mm
Additional Shelves: Includes 4 shelves, up to 7 possible
Max Shelf Load: 9 kg per shelf
Weight: 27 kg

This vacuum desiccator is an essential piece of equipment for laboratories that demand precision storage and vacuum control.

Frequently asked questions

It is made from high-quality acryl glass, designed to withstand temperatures from -20°C to +70°C. With a nominal capacity of 32L, this desiccator is perfect for laboratories requiring reliable, high-performance storage under vacuum conditions. It features robust construction and includes four shelves, with the capacity to add up to three more. Ideal for various laboratory and industrial applications, this desiccator ensures secure and efficient storage.

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