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Velp Telescop H-Stand Stand Foot (462 x 430 mm, Rod Ø 34 mm, Height 1015 mm

Brand:Velp

Specifications

Adjustable height
615 ... 1,015 mm
Depth
430 mm
Dimensions (WxD)
461 x 430 mm
Max. adjustable height
1015 mm
Min. adjustable height
615 mm
UNSPSC
41122800
Width
461 mm

$1,346.63

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Product description

The Velp Telescop H-Stand Stand Foot is a durable and adjustable support designed for use in laboratory setups. With a solid 462 x 430 mm base and a 34 mm diameter rod, it provides stability for various equipment, including clamps and laboratory apparatus. The adjustable height (1015 mm) allows for versatile use, making it a key component in laboratory experiments.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Velp
  • Base Dimensions: 462 x 430 mm for superior stability
  • Rod Diameter: 34 mm for durability and strength
  • Adjustable Height: Up to 1015 mm for flexible laboratory configurations
  • Material: High-quality construction for long-lasting use

Perfect for holding and supporting laboratory apparatus, the Velp Telescop H-Stand Stand Foot ensures stability and flexibility, making it essential for laboratory experiments and setups.

Frequently asked questions

It is a durable and adjustable support designed for use in laboratory setups. With a solid 462 x 430 mm base and a 34 mm diameter rod, it provides stability for various equipment, including clamps and laboratory apparatus. The adjustable height (1015 mm) allows for versatile use, making it a key component in laboratory experiments.

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