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Velp Hemispheric Bowl for 250 mL Flasks

Brand:Velp

Specifications

HS Code #
84798200
UNSPSC
41103816

$200.22

Inc. GST

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Product description

The Velp Hemispheric Bowl for 250 mL Flasks is designed for use in laboratory applications requiring efficient mixing and sample handling. Made from durable materials, this hemispheric bowl provides optimal support and stability for 250 mL flasks during processes such as heating, stirring, or mixing. Its ergonomic design ensures ease of use while enhancing the overall performance of laboratory equipment.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Velp
  • Material: Durable construction for long-lasting use
  • Compatibility: Ideal for 250 mL flasks
  • Application: Perfect for use with laboratory flasks during heating, stirring, and mixing processes
  • Design: Hemispheric shape for enhanced support and stability

The Velp Hemispheric Bowl for 250 mL Flasks is an essential accessory for improving the efficiency and safety of laboratory operations.

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