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Conductivity Calibration and Verification for Routine Laboratory Measurement
Conductivity Calibration and Verification for Routine Laboratory Measurement
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The Bohlender b.safe Quick Couplings 2x UNF 1/4" (f) are designed for safe, fast, and leak-proof connections in laboratory liquid handling systems. These high-quality quick couplings are part of the trusted b.safe system by Bohlender, ensuring secure and reliable transfer of solvents and other liquids in analytical and chemical laboratories.
Enhance laboratory safety and efficiency with these robust and dependable quick couplings from Bohlender.
Manufacturer P/N
M 535-05
Part Number
4.681 656
Manufacturer
Bohlender
Description
1 x coupling connection female, 1 x UNF 1/4" female / 1 x coupling connection male, 1 x UNF 1/4" female / incl. 2 x fitting 3,2 mm
Manufacturer P/N
M 536-05
Part Number
4.681 657
Manufacturer
Bohlender
Description
1 x coupling connection female, 1 x UNF 1/4" female / 1 x coupling connection male, 1 x UNF 1/4" male / incl. 1 x fitting 3,2 mm
It are designed for safe, fast, and leak-proof connections in laboratory liquid handling systems. These high-quality quick couplings are part of the trusted b.safe system by Bohlender, ensuring secure and reliable transfer of solvents and other liquids in analytical and chemical laboratories.
Yes. It is designed for secure liquid transfer in laboratory settings, and offers a connection of 2x UNF 1/4" female threads to support this kind of work.
It has a connection of 2x UNF 1/4" female threads.
It is compatible with part of the b.safe solvent safety system.

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