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GPE Homogenizer Accto Griffiths, 5ml, 150mm Grounded

Brand:GPE

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Length pestle

Nominal capacity

Overall length mortar

Pestle Ø

Specifications

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Length chamber
80 mm
Length pestle
150 mm
Material mortar
Boro 3.3
Material pestle
Boro 3.3
Mortar Ø
18 mm
Nominal capacity
5 ml
Overall length mortar
95 mm
Pestle Ø
12 mm
Shape
Griffiths Tube
UNSPSC
41101516

$196.68

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Product description

GPE Homogenizer Accto Griffiths 5ml 150mm Grounded is a precision-engineered laboratory tool designed for effective homogenization of small samples. Featuring a 150mm grounded pestle and 5ml capacity, it ensures efficient and consistent sample processing. Ideal for applications requiring thorough grinding and mixing, this homogenizer is built for durability and reliable performance in lab environments.

Key Features:

  • Brand: GPE
  • Capacity: 5ml
  • Length: 150mm
  • Pestle Type: Grounded for smooth and effective homogenization
  • Application: Suitable for precise sample homogenization in laboratories

This GPE homogenizer is essential for laboratory professionals requiring accuracy and durability in sample preparation.

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it is a precision-engineered laboratory tool designed for effective homogenization of small samples. Featuring a 150mm grounded pestle and 5ml capacity, it ensures efficient and consistent sample processing. Ideal for applications requiring thorough grinding and mixing, this homogenizer is built for durability and reliable performance in lab environments.

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