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IKA Dish Attachment AS 130.3 for KS 130 Basic / Control

Brand:IKA

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Depth
270 mm
Description
Petri dish attachment
Height
32 mm
Type
AS 130.3
UNSPSC
41103816
Width
420 mm

$283.50

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Product description

The IKA Dish Attachment AS 130.3 is specifically designed for use with the KS 130 Basic and KS 130 Control stirrers. This attachment allows for efficient stirring and mixing in laboratory settings, ensuring reliable performance and precision. Ideal for applications that require stable and controlled stirring, the dish attachment is made of durable materials for long-lasting use in demanding environments.

Key Features:

  • Brand: IKA
  • Compatibility: Designed for use with KS 130 Basic and KS 130 Control stirrers
  • Application: Ideal for laboratory stirring and mixing tasks
  • Material: Durable construction for long-lasting performance
  • Model: AS 130.3

The IKA Dish Attachment AS 130.3 is an essential accessory for laboratories that require precise stirring and mixing with the KS 130 stirrers.

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Dish attachment AS 130.3 for KS 130 basic / control
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Manufacturer P/N

0003120000

Part Number

9.838 162

Manufacturer

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Depth

270 mm

Universal attachment AS 130.1 for KS 130 basic / control

Manufacturer P/N

0008017300

Part Number

9.838 160

Manufacturer

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Depth

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Manufacturer P/N

0003120300

Part Number

9.838 163

Manufacturer

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Depth

230 mm

Frequently asked questions

It is specifically designed for use with the KS 130 Basic and KS 130 Control stirrers. This attachment allows for efficient stirring and mixing in laboratory settings, ensuring reliable performance and precision. Ideal for applications that require stable and controlled stirring, the dish attachment is made of durable materials for long-lasting use in demanding environments.

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