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Kartell Measuring Jugs, 3000 mL PP Autoclavable Grad Low Form

Brand:Kartell

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Graduation

Height

Nominal capacity

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Autoclavable
Yes
Colour
Transparent
Ø
165 mm
Graduation
100 ml
Height
180 mm
Material
PP
Nominal capacity
3000 ml
Shape
Low
Type of graduation
Embossed
UNSPSC
41121803

$19.49

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Supplier Stock: 29
Delivery: 2-4 weeks

Product description

The Kartell Measuring Jugs, 3000 mL PP Autoclavable Grad Low Form are designed for accurate measurement and handling of large liquid volumes in laboratory settings. Made from high-quality polypropylene (PP), these jugs feature clear graduations for precise measurement and are autoclavable up to 121°C for easy sterilization and repeated use.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Kartell
  • Material: Durable polypropylene (PP) for chemical resistance and durability
  • Capacity: 3000 mL
  • Type: Low form with graduated markings for precise liquid measurement
  • Autoclavable: Can be sterilized up to 121°C for repeated use
  • Application: Ideal for measuring large volumes of liquids in laboratory environments
  • Packaging: Sold individually

This measuring jug is a reliable tool for laboratories that require accurate measurement of large liquid volumes, with the added benefit of easy sterilization for multiple uses in various laboratory applications.

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It are designed for accurate measurement and handling of large liquid volumes in laboratory settings. Made from high-quality polypropylene (PP), these jugs feature clear graduations for precise measurement and are autoclavable up to 121°C for easy sterilization and repeated use.

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