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Hirschmann Recycling Tube 70 mm, FEP

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opus ® dispenser / opus ® titration / ceramus ® / ceramus ® HF / solarus ®
Length
0.07 m
UNSPSC
41121500

$19.49

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Product description

The Hirschmann Recycling Tube 70 mm is made from high-quality FEP (Fluorinated Ethylene Propylene) material, ensuring excellent chemical resistance and durability. This recycling tube is ideal for laboratory applications where robust and reliable tubing is required. Its 70 mm size is perfect for various applications in research and industrial settings where precise fluid handling and safety are essential.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Hirschmann
  • Material: High-quality FEP for superior chemical resistance
  • Size: 70 mm for a variety of laboratory applications
  • Application: Ideal for fluid handling, recycling, and lab experiments

The Hirschmann Recycling Tube 70 mm is a durable and reliable solution for laboratories requiring high-performance tubing for various applications.

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Frequently asked questions

It is made from high-quality FEP (Fluorinated Ethylene Propylene) material, ensuring excellent chemical resistance and durability. This recycling tube is ideal for laboratory applications where robust and reliable tubing is required. Its 70 mm size is perfect for various applications in research and industrial settings where precise fluid handling and safety are essential.

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