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Reitenspieß-Bürsten Brushes for Test Tubes, 270x110x30 mm Nylon, with Loop

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Ø
30 mm
Material hair/bristles
Nylon
Material handle
Wire
Overall length
270 mm
UNSPSC
47131605

$14.18

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Supplier Stock: 33
Delivery: 2-4 weeks

Product description

The Reitenspieß-Bürsten Brushes for Test Tubes (270x110x30 mm) feature durable nylon bristles and a convenient loop handle for easy hanging and storage. Designed for effective cleaning of test tubes and narrow lab glassware, these brushes offer reliable performance for laboratory maintenance.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Reitenspieß-Bürsten
  • Dimensions: 270 x 110 x 30 mm
  • Material: Nylon bristles for thorough cleaning
  • Handle: Loop handle for convenient storage
  • Application: Ideal for cleaning test tubes and laboratory glassware

These brushes provide efficient and durable cleaning solutions for laboratory glassware maintenance.

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Brushes for test tubes, 270x110x30 mm Nylon, with loop

Manufacturer P/N

50300403

Part Number

7.632 690

Manufacturer

Reitenspieß-Bürsten

Material hair/bristles

Nylon

Test tube brush Ø 30mm, length 270mm natural, unbent with eyelet

Manufacturer P/N

50300401

Part Number

6.200 373

Manufacturer

Reitenspieß-Bürsten

Material hair/bristles

Natural bristles

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The Reitenspieß-Bürsten Brushes for Test Tubes (270x110x30 mm) feature durable nylon bristles and a convenient loop handle for easy hanging and storage. Designed for effective cleaning of test tubes and narrow lab glassware, these brushes offer reliable performance for laboratory maintenance.

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