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Screw caps N 13, black PP, closed top, red Rubber/FEP colourless, hardness:40° shore A,thickness: 1.5 mm,pack of 100

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Material septa

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With hole

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Cap size
ND13
Colour
Black
Colour septa
Red/transparent
Material
PP
Material septa
Red Rubber/FEP
Shore hardness
40 A
Thickness
1.5 mm
UNSPSC
41115724
With hole
No

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Screw caps N 13, black PP, closed top, red Rubber/FEP colourless, hardness:40° shore A,thickness: 1.5 mm,pack of 100

Manufacturer P/N

702051

Part Number

4.678 720

Manufacturer

Macherey-Nagel

Colour septa

Red/transparent

Screw caps N 13, black PP, center hole, Red Rubber FEP colorless, hardness: 40° shore A,thickness: 1.5mm,pack of 100

Manufacturer P/N

702050

Part Number

4.690 381

Manufacturer

Macherey-Nagel

Colour septa

Red/transparent

Screw caps N 13, black center hole, Silicone white/PTFE red, Hardness: 45° shore A Thickness:1.3 mm,pack of 100

Manufacturer P/N

702926

Part Number

4.001 566

Manufacturer

Macherey-Nagel

Colour septa

White/red

Screw caps N 13, black PP, closed top, Silicone white/PTFE red, hardness: 45° shore A,thickness:1.3 mm,pack of 100

Manufacturer P/N

702052

Part Number

6.316 979

Manufacturer

Macherey-Nagel

Colour septa

White/red

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