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Extraction thimbles MN 645 E 33x80 mm, f. FOSS/thin pack of 25

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Int. Ø

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HS Code #
48237090
Height
80 mm
Int. Ø
33 mm
Material
Cellulose
Type
MN 645 E
UNSPSC
41104817

$239.20

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Product description

The extraction thimbles are specially manufactured to meet the requirements of modern, automated solvent extractors.

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Extraction thimbles MN 645 E 33x80 mm,  f. FOSS/thin pack of 25

Manufacturer P/N

645951.2

Part Number

7.911 495

Manufacturer

Macherey-Nagel

Height

80 mm

Extraction thimbles MN 645 E, 28x22 mm (Inner diameter x Height) for FOSS extraction units, pack of 25

Manufacturer P/N

645061

Part Number

4.730 516

Manufacturer

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Height

22 mm

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