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BRAND Bucket, PE-LD, without Lid and Spout, with Dimension Graduation and Handle

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HS Code #
39269097
Height
300 mm
Material
HDPE
Nominal capacity
10 l
UNSPSC
41121800
With spout
No

$44.30

Inc. GST

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Product description

The BRAND laboratory lid is designed for covering the stated compatible laboratory vessel. It provides a practical way to complete this task in laboratory, production or quality-control workflows. Its purpose-focused design helps users choose an appropriate product for their method and working environment.

Key Features:

  • Brand: BRAND
  • Product Type: Laboratory Lid
  • Application: Covering the stated compatible laboratory vessel
  • Material: Polyethylene (PE)
  • Configuration: With graduation and handle
  • Handling: Without spout

BRAND Bucket, PE-LD, without Lid and Spout, with Dimension Graduation and Handle is a practical choice when laboratory lid performance must match a clearly defined application. Its stated material, configuration and handling identify the important selection criteria. Together, these details support consistent handling and dependable use within the stated operating requirements.

Accessories

Push-on lids, LDPE, for buckets

ProductMaterialUNSPSCMfr#Part#AvailabilityPrice
LDPE41121814717717.018 900$12.40
LDPE41121814717767.018 903$12.40

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Bucket, PE-LD, without lid and spout, with dimension graduation and handle

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71774

Part Number

6.018 902

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BRAND

Height

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Bucket 5 l, PE-HD, without lid and spout h. 240 mm, with graduation and handle

Manufacturer P/N

71772

Part Number

7.018 901

Manufacturer

BRAND

Height

240 mm

Frequently asked questions

BRAND Bucket, PE-LD, without Lid and Spout, with Dimension Graduation and Handle is a laboratory Lid used for covering the stated compatible laboratory vessel. It provides the specified product configuration for the stated laboratory, production or equipment-support task. The selected variant should be checked against the intended method or system before use.

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