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IKA Universal Attachment AS 4000.1, 470 x 447 x 135 mm

Brand:IKA

Specifications

HS Code #
84799070
Depth
440 mm
Height
135 mm
Type
AS 4000.1
UNSPSC
41103816
Width
460 mm

$2,602.89

Inc. GST

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Product description

The IKA Universal Attachment AS 4000.1 is engineered for compatibility with IKA laboratory shakers, offering robust support for a wide range of sample containers. With dimensions of 470 x 447 x 135 mm, it provides a stable platform for efficient and secure mixing. Built to IKA’s high standards, this universal attachment enhances flexibility and performance in laboratory workflows.

Key Features:

  • Brand: IKA
  • Model: AS 4000.1
  • Dimensions: 470 x 447 x 135 mm
  • Compatibility: Designed for use with IKA laboratory shakers
  • Application: Supports a variety of container types for secure mixing

The IKA Universal Attachment AS 4000.1 is an essential accessory for laboratories requiring versatile and reliable mixing solutions.

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It is engineered for compatibility with IKA laboratory shakers, offering robust support for a wide range of sample containers. With dimensions of 470 x 447 x 135 mm, it provides a stable platform for efficient and secure mixing. Built to IKA’s high standards, this universal attachment enhances flexibility and performance in laboratory workflows.

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