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Hirschmann Laborgeräte Burette, 50 ml, 0.1 ml Graduation, Blue Graduation, Class AS, DURAN Glass, PTFE Key

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Accuracy class
AS
Colour graduation
Blue
Division
0.1 ml
Length skale
500 mm
Material stopcock
PTFE key
Nominal capacity
50 ml
Stopcock
Straight
Tolerance
0.05 ml
UNSPSC
41121808
With Schellbach stripe
Yes

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Product description

The Hirschmann Laborgeräte Burette 50.01ml is a high-precision laboratory instrument designed for accurate titration and liquid dispensing. Featuring blue graduation markings for enhanced visibility, this Class AS burette is made from high-quality DURAN glass, ensuring excellent chemical resistance and durability. The PTFE key stopcock provides smooth and precise control, making it ideal for laboratory applications.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Hirschmann Laborgeräte
  • Capacity: 50.01ml
  • Graduation: Blue for clear readability
  • Glass Type: DURAN glass for durability and chemical resistance
  • Class: AS
  • Stopcock: PTFE key for precise liquid control
  • Application: Suitable for laboratory titration and liquid measurement

This Hirschmann Laborgeräte burette ensures accurate and reliable measurements, making it an essential tool for laboratory research and analysis.

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Frequently asked questions

It is a high-precision laboratory instrument designed for accurate titration and liquid dispensing. Featuring blue graduation markings for enhanced visibility, this Class AS burette is made from high-quality DURAN glass, ensuring excellent chemical resistance and durability. The PTFE key stopcock provides smooth and precise control, making it ideal for laboratory applications.

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