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Thermo Nalgene Absorption Mat Standard Versi-Dry Lab Mat 0.51 x 0.46 m, Pack of 350

Specifications

HS Code #
48183000
Length
460 mm
Material
PE
UNSPSC
41122301
Width
510 mm

$450.06

Inc. GST

Supplier Stock: 5
Delivery: 2-4 weeks

Product description

The Thermo Nalgene Absorption Mat Standard Versi-Dry Lab Mat is designed to protect laboratory surfaces from spills, splashes, and contamination. Measuring 0.51 x 0.46 m, this absorbent lab mat provides a reliable barrier that traps liquids and prevents them from spreading, ensuring a clean and safe work environment. Ideal for benchtops, fume hoods, and other laboratory areas, the mats are disposable and come in a pack of 350 for convenient use and replacement. Their multi-layer construction offers durability while maintaining flexibility and ease of use.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Thermo Nalgene
  • Material: Multi-layer absorbent material for spill control
  • Dimensions: 0.51 x 0.46 m
  • Quantity: Pack of 350 mats
  • Application: Ideal for protecting benchtops, fume hoods, and work surfaces
  • Design: Disposable and easy to replace for a clean lab environment

These Thermo Nalgene Versi-Dry Lab Mats provide effective surface protection and spill containment, making them essential for maintaining cleanliness in busy laboratory settings.

Frequently asked questions

It is designed to protect laboratory surfaces from spills, splashes, and contamination. Measuring 0.51 x 0.46 m, this absorbent lab mat provides a reliable barrier that traps liquids and prevents them from spreading, ensuring a clean and safe work environment. Ideal for benchtops, fume hoods, and other laboratory areas, the mats are disposable and come in a pack of 350 for convenient use and replacement. Their multi-layer construction offers durability while maintaining flexibility and ease of use.

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