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ISOLAB Forceps for Cover Glasses, 105 mm Straight Stainless Steel

Brand:ISOLAB

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Length
105 mm
Material
Stainless steel 1.4301
UNSPSC
41122405
Version
Straight

$21.26

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Supplier Stock: 13
Delivery: 2-4 weeks

Product description

The ISOLAB Forceps for Cover Glasses, 105 mm Straight Stainless Steel are designed for handling and positioning cover glasses in laboratory environments. Made from high-quality stainless steel, these forceps provide durability, precision, and resistance to corrosion. The straight design ensures easy handling and accuracy, making them ideal for delicate tasks such as working with cover glasses in microscopy and other laboratory procedures.

Key Features:

  • Brand: ISOLAB Laborgeräte
  • Material: Stainless steel for durability and corrosion resistance
  • Size: 105 mm for precise handling of small items
  • Design: Straight tips for accurate handling of cover glasses
  • Application: Ideal for handling cover glasses in laboratory settings

These forceps are a must-have for laboratories requiring precise and reliable handling tools for small or delicate items such as cover glasses.

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Forceps for cover glasses 105 mm, straight stainless steel

Manufacturer P/N

048.03.002

Part Number

4.678 045

Manufacturer

ISOLAB

Version

Straight

Forceps for cover glasses 105 mm, curved stainless steel

Manufacturer P/N

048.03.001

Part Number

7.900 725

Manufacturer

ISOLAB

Version

Curved

Frequently asked questions

It are designed for handling and positioning cover glasses in laboratory environments. Made from high-quality stainless steel, these forceps provide durability, precision, and resistance to corrosion. The straight design ensures easy handling and accuracy, making them ideal for delicate tasks such as working with cover glasses in microscopy and other laboratory procedures.

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