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BRAND Condition Feet for Titrierapparate after Dr. Schilling

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Description
For 1000 ml bottles
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Ø 94 - 96 mm
Material
HDPE
UNSPSC
41121500

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The BRAND Condition Feet are essential accessories designed for titration apparatus according to Dr. Schilling. Manufactured by BRAND, these feet provide stability and support for 1000 mL bottles with a neck diameter of 94 - 96 mm, ensuring accurate and reliable titration processes in laboratory settings.

Key Features:

  • Brand: BRAND
  • Compatibility: Suitable for 1000 mL bottles with neck diameters of 94 - 96 mm
  • Material: High-density polyethylene (HDPE) for durability and chemical resistance
  • Application: Provides stable support for titration apparatus, enhancing precision in titration procedures

These BRAND condition feet are indispensable for laboratorutilisingzing Dr. Schilling's titration apparatus, ensuring stability and accuracy in titration experiments.

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Condition feet for titrierapparate after Dr. Schil ling

Manufacturer P/N

23728

Part Number

7.018 354

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Description

For 1000 ml bottles

Stands for titration apparatus according to Dr. Schilling

Manufacturer P/N

23725

Part Number

7.018 353

Manufacturer

BRAND

Description

For 500 ml bottles

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It are essential accessories designed for titration apparatus according to Dr. Schilling. Manufactured by BRAND, these feet provide stability and support for 1000 mL bottles with a neck diameter of 94 - 96 mm, ensuring accurate and reliable titration processes in laboratory settings.

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