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DWK Erlenmeyer Flask, 100 mL Wide Neck Pyrex Graduated, Pack of 10

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HS Code #
70172000
Bottom Ø
64 mm
Height
110 mm
Neck Ø
30 mm
Nominal capacity
100 ml
Standard
ISO 24450
UNSPSC
41121804

$203.77

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Product description

The DWK Erlenmeyer Flask, 100 mL Wide Neck Pyrex Graduated, Pack of 10 , is an essential laboratory glassware item designed for precise measurement and mixing of liquids. Made from high-quality Pyrex glass, these flasks offer superior chemical resistance and thermal durability, ensuring reliability in scientific research and laboratory applications.

Key Features:

  • Brand: DWK
  • Capacity: 100 mL
  • Material: High-quality Pyrex glass for durability and chemical resistance
  • Neck Type: Wide neck for easy pouring and cleaning
  • Graduations: Marked for precise volume measurements
  • Packaging: Sold as a pack of 10

These flasks are ideal for laboratories conducting experiments, chemical mixing, and sample storage with accurate volume measurements.

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It is an essential laboratory glassware item designed for precise measurement and mixing of liquids. Made from high-quality Pyrex glass, these flasks offer superior chemical resistance and thermal durability, ensuring reliability in scientific research and laboratory applications.

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