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Heidolph Turbine Stirrer V4A, Length 400 mm TR 21

Brand:Heidolph

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Stirring head Ø
50 mm
Stirring rotor Ø
8 mm
Flow
Radial
Length
400 mm
Material
Stainless steel
Type of stirrer
Turbine stirrer
Type
TR 21
UNSPSC
41103816

$260.47

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Product description

The Heidolph Turbine Stirrer V4A, Length 400 mm TR 21 is engineered for efficient and reliable stirring in laboratory environments. Constructed from high-quality V4A stainless steel, this stirrer offers excellent corrosion resistance and durability. Its 400 mm length ensures optimal stirring performance for various laboratory processes, making it a versatile tool for laboratories that require high-efficiency stirring solutions.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Heidolph
  • Material: V4A stainless steel for superior corrosion resistance and longevity
  • Length: 400 mm for versatile and efficient stirring
  • Application: Ideal for laboratory stirring in a variety of applications

This turbine stirrer is an essential tool for laboratories that need durable, high-performance stirring equipment.

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It is engineered for efficient and reliable stirring in laboratory environments. Constructed from high-quality V4A stainless steel, this stirrer offers excellent corrosion resistance and durability. Its 400 mm length ensures optimal stirring performance for various laboratory processes, making it a versatile tool for laboratories that require high-efficiency stirring solutions.

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