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Gerber Sample Glass to Cryoscope 2.5ml with Ring Mark, Pack of 10

Brand:Gerber

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Test tubes 2.5 ml with ring mark
UNSPSC
41110000

$138.21

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The Gerber Sample Glass to Cryoscope 2.5ml with Ring Mark is a high-quality glassware designed specifically for cryoscope testing. Featuring a precise 2.5ml capacity and a clear ring mark for accurate sample measurement, these glasses are essential for dairy laboratories and quality control processes. Supplied in packs of 10, they offer convenience and reliability for routine testing.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Gerber
  • Capacity: 2.5ml
  • Design: Glass with clear ring mark for precise measurement
  • Application: Used for cryoscope testing in dairy labs
  • Quantity: Pack of 10

The Gerber Sample Glass to Cryoscope 2.5ml with Ring Mark ensures accurate and consistent testing, making it indispensable in dairy quality analysis.

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It is a high-quality glassware designed specifically for cryoscope testing. Featuring a precise 2.5ml capacity and a clear ring mark for accurate sample measurement, these glasses are essential for dairy laboratories and quality control processes. Supplied in packs of 10, they offer convenience and reliability for routine testing.

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