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RSG Spring Steel Tweezers, 115 mm Blunt

Brand:RSG

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HS Code #
82032000
Length
115 mm
Material
Steel
Tip shape
Blunt
UNSPSC
41122405

$15.95

Inc. GST

Supplier Stock: 14
Delivery: 2-4 weeks

Product description

The RSG Spring Steel Tweezers, 115 mm Blunt is designed for precision handling of small laboratory items. This RSG tweezers supports reliable laboratory and scientific workflows.

Key Features:

  • Brand: RSG
  • Product Type: Tweezers
  • Design: Available with round and fine tip
  • Application: Precision handling of small laboratory items

This RSG tweezers is suitable for laboratories requiring trusted performance, accurate output, and dependable laboratory use.

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It is designed for precision handling of small laboratory items. This RSG tweezers supports reliable laboratory and scientific workflows.

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