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HORO Stand for Electronic Laboratory Burner

Brand:HORO

Specifications

HS Code #
84169000
Description
Glass support for electric laboratory burner
UNSPSC
41102426

$324.25

Inc. GST

Available soon

Product description

The HORO Stand for Electronic Laboratory Burner provides a stable and secure base for electronic burners used in laboratory settings. Made from durable materials, this stand ensures safety and reliability during heating experiments and sample preparations.

Key Features:

  • Brand: HORO
  • Compatibility: Designed to support electronic laboratory burners
  • Material: Durable and heat-resistant construction
  • Application: Ideal for stable burner placement during lab experiments
  • Design: Compact and sturdy for safety and ease of use

This stand is essential for laboratories requiring reliable equipment support for electronic burners.

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It provides a stable and secure base for electronic burners used in laboratory settings. Made from durable materials, this stand ensures safety and reliability during heating experiments and sample preparations.

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