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Lenz-Laborglas Disposable Grinding Collar NS 24/29 Thin Walls PTFE

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Ground size
NS 24/29
Material
PTFE
Max. temp. resistance
260 °C
Min. temp. resistance
-200 °C
Temperature resistance
-200 ... 260 °C
Thickness
50 µm
UNSPSC
41104800

$14.18

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Supplier Stock: 6
Delivery: 2-4 weeks

Product description

The Lenz-Laborglas Disposable Grinding Collar NS 24/29 Thin Walls PTFE is a high-performance lab accessory designed for precision grinding and sealing applications. Made from premium PTFE, it offers exceptional chemical resistance, durability, and a secure fit for NS 24/29 joints. The thin-wall design ensures efficient operation while maintaining a contamination-free environment.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Lenz-Laborglas
  • Material: High-quality PTFE for excellent chemical resistance
  • Size: NS 24/29 joint for precision fitting
  • Design: Thin-walled structure for optimized performance
  • Application: Ideal for laboratory grinding, sealing, and high-purity experiments

Ensure precise and contamination-free lab work with the Lenz-Laborglas Disposable Grinding Collar NS 24/29, designed for durability and chemical resistance.

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It is a high-performance lab accessory designed for precision grinding and sealing applications. Made from premium PTFE, it offers exceptional chemical resistance, durability, and a secure fit for NS 24/29 joints. The thin-wall design ensures efficient operation while maintaining a contamination-free environment.

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