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Rettberg Dispensing Funnel, 250ml NS 29 for Powdered Substances

Brand:Rettberg

Specifications

Material
Boro 3.3
Nominal capacity
250 ml
UNSPSC
41121809

$1,258.03

Inc. GST

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Product description

The Rettberg Dispensing Funnel 250ml NS 29 is specially designed for the safe and efficient dispensing of powdered substances in laboratory environments. Featuring a standard NS 29 joint, this funnel ensures a secure fit and smooth transfer of powders without contamination. Its durable construction makes it an essential tool for precise laboratory handling of powders.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Rettberg
  • Capacity: 250ml volume
  • Joint Size: NS 29 standard
  • Application: Ideal for dispensing powdered substances safely
  • Material: Durable and chemical-resistant glass

This dispensing funnel is perfect for laboratories needing accurate and contamination-free powder handling.

Frequently asked questions

It is specially designed for the safe and efficient dispensing of powdered substances in laboratory environments. Featuring a standard NS 29 joint, this funnel ensures a secure fit and smooth transfer of powders without contamination. Its durable construction makes it an essential tool for precise laboratory handling of powders.

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$1,258.03

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