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Lenz-Laborglas Small Flanges with Thread, Steel, Socket, KF 15 Thread M16 x 1

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Material
Stainless steel
Socket[s]
KF 15
Thread
M 16 x 1
UNSPSC
41104812

$295.90

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Product description

The Lenz-Laborglas Small Flanges with Thread, Steel, Socket, KF 15 Thread M16 x 1, are designed for secure and durable connections in laboratory applications requiring reliable fittings. Made from high-quality steel, these flanges are built to withstand chemical exposure and high-pressure environments. The KF 15 design with an M16 x 1 thread ensures a tight and leak-proof connection for laboratory setups involving fluid and gas transfer systems.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Lenz-Laborglas
  • Material: Steel for durability and chemical resistance
  • Thread Size: M16 x 1
  • Application: Ideal for fluid and gas transfer in laboratory systems

The Lenz-Laborglas Small Flanges with Thread, Steel, Socket, KF 15 Thread M16 x 1, are essential components for creating secure, leak-proof connections in laboratory fluid and gas transfer applications.

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It are designed for secure and durable connections in laboratory applications requiring reliable fittings. Made from high-quality steel, these flanges are built to withstand chemical exposure and high-pressure environments. The KF 15 design with an M16 x 1 thread ensures a tight and leak-proof connection for laboratory setups involving fluid and gas transfer systems.

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