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Conductivity Calibration and Verification for Routine Laboratory Measurement
Conductivity Calibration and Verification for Routine Laboratory Measurement
£288.29Inc. VAT
The BRAND Height Adapter for Liquid Handling Station (60mm) is made from high-quality aluminium and is designed to elevate your liquid handling station for enhanced ergonomics and functionality. This height adapter ensures precision and stability while enabling convenient access to instruments during liquid handling tasks. It is an ideal accessory for laboratories looking to optimize their workflows and improve efficiency.
This height adapter is essential for laboratories needing improved ergonomics and functionality in their liquid handling systems.
It is made from high-quality aluminium and is designed to elevate your liquid handling station for enhanced ergonomics and functionality. This height adapter ensures precision and stability while enabling convenient access to instruments during liquid handling tasks. It is an ideal accessory for laboratories looking to optimize their workflows and improve efficiency.
Yes. It is designed for use with liquid handling stations to improve workflow, and offers a height of 60mm, providing optimal elevation for liquid handling stations to support this kind of work.
It has a height of 60mm, providing optimal elevation for liquid handling stations.
It is made from durable aluminium for added strength and stability.
Manufacturer P/N
709430
Part Number
4.701 245
Manufacturer
BRAND
Description
60 mm
Manufacturer P/N
709432
Part Number
4.701 246
Manufacturer
BRAND
Description
30 mm

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