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HILGENBERG Pasteur Pipettes L: 300mm, Tip Open Clear Soda Glass, with Constriction, Pack of 1000

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Length
300 mm
Material
Soda-lime glass
UNSPSC
41121509
With cotton stopper
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Product description

The HILGENBERG Pasteur Pipettes L: 300mm are designed for precise liquid handling in laboratory applications. Made from clear soda glass, these pipettes feature an open tip with a constriction, ensuring accurate fluid transfer. With a length of 300mm and a pack size of 1000, they are ideal for use in a variety of scientific and research settings where precision and reliability are required.

Key Features:

  • Brand: HILGENBERG
  • Length: 300 mm
  • Material: Clear soda glass for durability and transparency
  • Tip: Open tip with constriction for controlled fluid transfer
  • Packaging: Pack of 1000, ideal for high-volume laboratory use

The HILGENBERG Pasteur Pipettes are perfect for laboratories requiring precision, durability, and reliability in liquid transfer tasks.

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3150162

Part Number

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Length

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Pasteur pipettes extra-long for NMR, L: 350mm tip open, clear soda glass, with constriction pack of 1000

Manufacturer P/N

3150166

Part Number

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Manufacturer

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Length

350 mm

Frequently asked questions

It are designed for precise liquid handling in laboratory applications. Made from clear soda glass, these pipettes feature an open tip with a constriction, ensuring accurate fluid transfer. With a length of 300mm and a pack size of 1000, they are ideal for use in a variety of scientific and research settings where precision and reliability are required.

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