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Hecht Test Tubes, Soda Glass, Without rim, 12 x 75 mm, Pack Of 100

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Ø
12 mm
Dimensions (ØxL)
12 x 75 mm
Length
75 mm
Material
Soda-lime glass
UNSPSC
41121701
Wall thickness
0,6 mm
With beaded rim
No

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Product description

The Hecht Test Tubes, Soda Glass, Without rim, 12 x 75 mm, Pack Of 100 is designed for laboratory, industrial or processing environments. Round bottom, smooth rim, heavy wall.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Hecht
  • Product Type: Test Tubes
  • Dimensions: 12 x 75 mm
  • Material: glass, soda glass
  • Packaging: Pack Of 100
  • Application: laboratory, industrial or processing environments

This Hecht Test Tubes is suitable for users needing reliable performance for laboratory, industrial or processing environments.



Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the Hecht Test Tubes, Soda Glass, Without rim, 12 x 75 mm, Pack Of 100 used for?

It is designed for laboratory, industrial or processing environments. Round bottom, smooth rim, heavy wall.

2. Is this product suitable for laboratory, industrial or processing environments?

Yes. It is designed for laboratory, industrial or processing environments, and offers dimensions of 12 x 75 mm to support this kind of work.

3. What dimensions does this product have?

It has dimensions of 12 x 75 mm.

4. What is this product made from?

It is made from glass, soda glass.

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