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Sartorius Height Reducing Glass Floor

Brand:Sartorius

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Glass shelf
UNSPSC
41111516

$788.49

Inc. GST

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Product description

The Sartorius Height Reducing Glass Floor is designed for use in laboratory settings to optimize workflow by reducing the height of instruments or equipment. This glass floor is made with high-quality, durable materials that ensure stability and reliability in lab environments. Ideal for setups that require space efficiency and precision, it helps improve overall laboratory organization and accessibility.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Sartorius
  • Material: Durable glass construction for stability and longevity
  • Application: Ideal for use in laboratories to reduce height of equipment
  • Functionality: Optimizes space and improves lab organization
  • Compatibility: Works with a variety of laboratory instruments and equipment
  • Packaging: Supplied individually

Designed by Sartorius, this height-reducing glass floor is the perfect solution for laboratories looking to optimize space and maintain precise setups.

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