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KEK Hygienic Sink with Sensor Controlled Drain and Soap Dispenser, 425 x 460 x 600 mm, HGB-LAB

Brand:KEK

Specifications

Depth
370 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH)
340 x 370 x 150 mm
Height
150 mm
Type
HGB-LAB
UNSPSC
56122000
Width
340 mm

$3,022.83

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Product description

The KEK Hygienic Sink With Sensor Controlled Drain And Soap Dispenser, 425 x 460 x 600 mm, HGB-LAB is designed to support hygienic washing and controlled use in laboratory, cleanroom and professional work environments. Its integrated sensor controlled drain and soap dispenser provide a practical solution for maintaining hygiene in daily workflows.

Key Features:

  • Brand: KEK
  • Product Type: Hygienic sink
  • Dimensions: 425 x 460 x 600 mm
  • Model: HGB-LAB
  • Design: Sensor controlled drain and soap dispenser
  • Application: Suitable for laboratory, cleanroom and controlled hygiene areas

This KEK hygienic sink provides a practical and organised washing solution for professional environments where cleanliness and hygiene control are required.

Frequently asked questions

The HGB-LAB is designed for laboratory, cleanroom and controlled hygiene areas. This hygienic sink format supports routine laboratory work in that application.

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$3,022.83

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