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Compare modelsNZ $21056.57
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The BINDER Drying Cabinets M056-230V 59 Ltr. with a backup sensor Pt 100 (230 V 50/60 Hz) are designed for precise drying applications in laboratory environments. These drying cabinets provide reliable temperature control for the efficient drying of materials. Equipped with a backup sensor for added reliability, they ensure consistent performance even during temperature fluctuations. With a 59-liter capacity, these cabinets are perfect for drying larger quantities of materials in laboratories requiring accuracy and stability in their drying processes.
The BINDER Drying Cabinets M056-230V 59 Ltr. with Pt 100 backup sensor offer a reliable solution for drying materials with precision, ensuring efficient and consistent results in laboratory applications.
Racks for BINDER chambers and incubators, chrome-plated
Shelves for BINDER chambers and incubators, stainless steel
NZ $21056.57
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
9010-0371
Part Number
6.521 509
Manufacturer
BINDER
Depth int.
335 mm
Manufacturer P/N
9010-0374
Part Number
4.705 575
Manufacturer
BINDER
Depth int.
565 mm
Manufacturer P/N
9010-0372
Part Number
4.705 573
Manufacturer
BINDER
Depth int.
375 mm
Manufacturer P/N
9010-0373
Part Number
4.705 574
Manufacturer
BINDER
Depth int.
505 mm
It are designed for precise drying applications in laboratory environments. These drying cabinets provide reliable temperature control for the efficient drying of materials. Equipped with a backup sensor for added reliability, they ensure consistent performance even during temperature fluctuations. With a 59-liter capacity, these cabinets are perfect for drying larger quantities of materials in laboratories requiring accuracy and stability in their drying processes.
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