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Thermo Nalgene Absorption Tissues Standard Versi-Dry Dispenser, 510mmx30.5m, Pack of 4 Rolls, with 100 Tissues

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

$347.29

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Product description

The Thermo Nalgene Absorption Tissues Standard Versi-Dry Dispenser 510mmx30.5m (Pack of 4 Rolls with 100 Tissues) is designed for efficient liquid absorption and surface protection in laboratory environments. These high-quality tissues come in a convenient dispenser format, ensuring easy access and quick cleanup. Ideal for laboratories that require frequent spill control and maintenance of a clean and safe workspace.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Thermo Nalgene
  • Material: High absorbency for effective liquid retention
  • Dimensions: 510mmx30.5m per roll
  • Pack Size: Pack of 4 rolls with 100 tissues each
  • Application: Perfect for laboratory use to absorb spills and protect surfaces

Ensure your lab remains clean and safe with the Thermo Nalgene Absorption Tissues Standard Versi-Dry, providing superior liquid retention and spill control in every roll.

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It is designed for efficient liquid absorption and surface protection in laboratory environments. These high-quality tissues come in a convenient dispenser format, ensuring easy access and quick cleanup. Ideal for laboratories that require frequent spill control and maintenance of a clean and safe workspace.

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