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Thermo Nalgene Cryoware Marker, Black, Pack of 4

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6313
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44121700

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The Thermo Nalgene Cryoware Marker in black is designed for durable and legible labeling in cryogenic environments. This high-quality marker ensures long-lasting visibility of markings on cryogenic containers and laboratory samples, even under extreme cold conditions. The pack includes four black markers, ideal for various laboratory applications.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Thermo Nalgene
  • Color: Black marker for clear and consistent labeling
  • Packaging: Pack of 4 markers
  • Application: Perfect for labeling cryogenic containers and laboratory samples in low-temperature environments
  • Durability: Designed to maintain legibility and visibility in extreme cold conditions

The Thermo Nalgene Cryoware Marker is a must-have tool for laboratories that require reliable, long-lasting labeling solutions for cryogenic applications.

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Cryoware marker,black,pack of 4

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6313-0020

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9.400 979

Manufacturer

Thermo Scientific

Colour

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Manufacturer P/N

6313-0010

Part Number

9.400 978

Manufacturer

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It is designed for durable and legible labeling in cryogenic environments. This high-quality marker ensures long-lasting visibility of markings on cryogenic containers and laboratory samples, even under extreme cold conditions. The pack includes four black markers, ideal for various laboratory applications.

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