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Juchheim Laboratory Jacks, 130 x 160 mm Height Adjustment 60-250 mm Aluminium Plate Operating Load, 7 kg

Specifications

Adjustable height
60 ... 250 mm
Depth
160 mm
Dimensions (WxD)
130 x 160 mm
Max. adjustable height
250 mm
Max. dyn. load capacity
7 kg
Min. adjustable height
60 mm
Type of coating
Powder-coated
UNSPSC
41122800
Width
130 mm

$301.22

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Product description

The Juchheim Laboratory Jacks feature a sturdy aluminium plate sized 130 x 160 mm and offer height adjustment from 60 to 250 mm. Supporting an operating load of up to 7 kg, these jacks are perfect for precise elevation of laboratory equipment during experiments and procedures.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Juchheim
  • Platform Size: 130 x 160 mm
  • Height Adjustment: 60 - 250 mm
  • Material: Durable aluminium plate
  • Operating Load: Supports up to 7 kg

These laboratory jacks provide reliable and adjustable support for various lab setups.

Frequently asked questions

The Juchheim Laboratory Jacks feature a sturdy aluminium plate sized 130 x 160 mm and offer height adjustment from 60 to 250 mm. Supporting an operating load of up to 7 kg, these jacks are perfect for precise elevation of laboratory equipment during experiments and procedures.

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