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DWK Replacement Shaft Kit For Celstir Flask, 1000 mL

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For
Celstir ® / Jacketed Celstir ®
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1000 ml
Material
Stainless steel
UNSPSC
41122100

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Product description

The DWK Replacement Shaft Kit For Celstir Flask, 1000 mL, Stainless Steel (356885) is designed as a compatible replacement component for Celstir flask assemblies. Made from stainless steel, this shaft kit supports continued use and maintenance of compatible 1000 mL Celstir flask setups in laboratory cell culture workflows.

Key Features:

  • Brand: DWK
  • Product Type: Replacement shaft kit
  • Compatibility: For Celstir flask
  • Capacity: 1000 mL
  • Material: Stainless steel
  • Part Number: 356885
  • Application: Suitable for maintaining compatible Celstir flask assemblies

Note: Further spare parts are available on request.

This DWK replacement shaft kit is suitable for laboratories requiring a stainless steel component for compatible 1000 mL Celstir flask maintenance.

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Frequently asked questions

It is designed as a compatible replacement component for Celstir flask assemblies. Made from stainless steel, this shaft kit supports continued use and maintenance of compatible 1000 mL Celstir flask setups in laboratory cell culture workflows.

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