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The Asecos KTC Station is specifically designed for the safe storage and handling of hazardous materials, including acids and alkalis. With dimensions of 1340 mm in width, 1650 mm in depth, and 705 mm in height, this station offers a substantial collecting capacity of 1000 liters. Constructed from high-quality steel with a durable lacquered finish, it ensures both strength and resistance to corrosive substances. The station is equipped with a grid surface, enhancing its suitability for storing KTC/IBC containers and serving as a filling and dosing station when used with a bearing block. For environments dealing with aggressive storage media, an optional PE insert tray is available to provide increased corrosion protection.
This KTC Station is an essential component for maintaining safety and compliance in laboratories and industrial settings where hazardous materials are handled. Its thoughtful design and high-quality construction make it a reliable choice for secure storage and handling of various substances.
Manufacturer P/N
19232
Part Number
7.654 146
Manufacturer
Asecos
Colour
Blue
Manufacturer P/N
13626
Part Number
7.654 147
Manufacturer
Asecos
Colour
Metal
It is specifically designed for the safe storage and handling of hazardous materials, including acids and alkalis. With dimensions of 1340 mm in width, 1650 mm in depth, and 705 mm in height, this station offers a substantial collecting capacity of 1000 liters. Constructed from high-quality steel with a durable lacquered finish, it ensures both strength and resistance to corrosive substances. The station is equipped with a grid surface, enhancing its suitability for storing KTC/IBC containers and serving as a filling and dosing station when used with a bearing block. For environments dealing with aggressive storage media, an optional PE insert tray is available to provide increased corrosion protection.
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