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LLG After Sales No Longer Available Replacement 4705707 -Crystallise Cup, 100 mL

Specifications

Ø
70 mm
Dimensions (ØxH)
70 x 40 mm
Height
40 mm
Material
Boro 3.3
Nominal capacity
100 ml
Standard
DIN 12338
UNSPSC
41-12-22-01
With spout
Yes

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Product description

The LLG Labware After Sales No Longer Available Replacement 4705707 LLG-Crystallise Cup, 100 mL is designed for laboratory crystallising applications requiring a crystallising dish with spout. According to DIN 12338, this crystallise cup is autoclavable for practical laboratory use.

Key Features:

  • Brand: LLG Labware
  • Product Type: Crystallise cup
  • Capacity: 100 mL
  • Replacement: 4705707
  • Design: With spout
  • Standard: DIN 12338
  • Sterilisation: Autoclavable

This LLG Labware crystallise cup is suitable for laboratories requiring a 100 mL crystallising dish with spout, DIN 12338 compliance, and autoclavable support.

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Frequently asked questions

The Crystallise cup is designed for laboratory crystallising applications requiring a crystallising dish with spout. This crystallise cup format supports routine laboratory work in that application.

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