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Heathrow Scientific Coated Wire Centrifuge Bottle Rack 85-96 mm 2 x 3 Format, White

Brand:Heathrow Scientific

Specifications

Autoclavable: Yes
Colour: White
Compartment Ø: 93 mm
Depth: 216 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH): 333 x 216 x 109 mm
For bottles: 500 ml
Height: 109 mm
Material: Wire
UNSPSC: 41122420
Width: 333 mm

$164.78

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Product description

The Heathrow Coated Wire Centrifuge Bottle Rack, 85-96 mm, 2 x 3 Format, White is a robust bottle carrier designed for transporting up to 6 centrifuge bottles with a 500 mL capacity and conical base. Made from epoxy-coated wire, it provides stable and secure bottle handling in laboratory environments.

Key Features:

Brand: Heathrow
Type: Centrifuge bottle rack
Format: 2 x 3
Bottle Diameter: 85-96 mm
Capacity: Holds up to 6 centrifuge bottles
Bottle Size: Suitable for 500 mL centrifuge bottles with conical base
Material: Epoxy-coated wire
Colour: White
Design: Integrated bottom support helps stabilise bottles and prevent slipping
Handling: Soft grip articulating handle for comfortable transport
Autoclavable: Autoclavable at 121 °C

This Heathrow coated wire centrifuge bottle rack is suitable for safe, stable, and convenient transport of centrifuge bottles in laboratory settings.

Frequently asked questions

The Centrifuge bottle rack is designed for the intended laboratory application. This centrifuge bottle rack format supports routine laboratory work in that application.

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