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Lenz-Laborglas Test Tubes with Normal Ground Joint, Socket NS 14/23, PE Stopper Height 17 x 120 mm

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Ø
17 mm
Dimensions (ØxH)
17 x 120 mm
Height
120 mm
Material
DURAN® tubing
Type of closure
NS stopper
UNSPSC
41121703

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Product description

The Lenz-Laborglas Test Tubes with Normal Ground Joint, Socket NS 14/23, PE Stopper Height 17 x 120 mm are designed for a variety of laboratory applications requiring secure and stable sample storage and handling. Featuring a ground joint socket, these test tubes are compatible with standard laboratory glassware. The included PE stopper ensures a tight seal, making these tubes ideal for storing liquids, solids, or powders in experimental settings.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Lenz-Laborglas
  • Joint: Normal ground joint socket NS 14/23 for compatibility with laboratory glassware
  • Stopper: PE (Polyethylene) stopper for secure sealing
  • Dimensions: Height 17 x 120 mm
  • Application: Ideal for storing and handling liquids, solids, or powders in laboratory experiments

These Lenz-Laborglas test tubes offer reliable and secure storage solutions for laboratory samples, making them a staple in any lab setup.

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Test tubes with normal ground joint, socket NS 14/23, PE stopper height 17 x 120 mm

Manufacturer P/N

05705116

Part Number

4.671 392

Manufacturer

Lenz-Laborglas

Dimensions (ØxH)

17 x 120 mm

Test tubes with normal ground joint, socket NS 14/23, PE stopper height 17 x 115mm

Manufacturer P/N

05705115

Part Number

7.970 036

Manufacturer

Lenz-Laborglas

Dimensions (ØxH)

17 x 115 mm

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It are designed for a variety of laboratory applications requiring secure and stable sample storage and handling. Featuring a ground joint socket, these test tubes are compatible with standard laboratory glassware. The included PE stopper ensures a tight seal, making these tubes ideal for storing liquids, solids, or powders in experimental settings.

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