The Bochem Condenser Clamp, Range 50-100mm, Annealed Cast Iron Chromium Plated, is a high-quality clamp designed for securing condensers and other laboratory glassware. Made from annealed cast iron with a chromium-plated finish, this clamp ensures durability, corrosion resistance, and secure handling during laboratory experiments. The adjustable range of 50-100mm allows it to fit a variety of glassware sizes, making it versatile for different laboratory applications.
Ensure secure and reliable clamping for your laboratory glassware with the Bochem Condenser Clamp, Range 50-100mm, Annealed Cast Iron Chromium Plated—perfect for laboratory use.
It is a high-quality clamp designed for securing condensers and other laboratory glassware. Made from annealed cast iron with a chromium-plated finish, this clamp ensures durability, corrosion resistance, and secure handling during laboratory experiments. The adjustable range of 50-100mm allows it to fit a variety of glassware sizes, making it versatile for different laboratory applications.
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NZ $114.10
Inc. GST
