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Lenz-Laborglas Clamps for Stand Rods, LF 100

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100
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41104812

$1,031.23

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Product description

The Lenz-Laborglas Clamps for Stand Rods, LF 100, are designed for securely holding and positioning stand rods in laboratory settings. Made from high-quality materials, these clamps offer reliable support for various laboratory applications.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Lenz-Laborglas
  • Model: LF 100
  • Material: Durable construction ensures long-lasting use and strength
  • Compatibility: Suitable for standard laboratory stand rods
  • Applications: Ideal for securing stand rods in place during experiments or setups

These clamps are a must-have accessory in any laboratory, providing stability and ease of use for a variety of experimental setups.

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It are designed for securely holding and positioning stand rods in laboratory settings. Made from high-quality materials, these clamps offer reliable support for various laboratory applications.

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