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The Bohlender b.safe Waste Cap S60 Electronic Fill-Level Control offers an advanced solution for waste management in laboratory environments. Featuring high-quality connections including 2x UNF1/4"", 1x GL14, and 1x NPT1/8"", this cap is designed for efficient waste control. It incorporates a free movable PTFE insert for connecting capillaries (O.D. 1.6/2.2/3.2 mm) and hose olives suitable for tubing with I.D. 5.5 to 8 mm. A b.safe exhaust air filter can be screwed into the GL14 thread (filter not included). The waste cap includes a permanently mounted 400 mm cable to connect to the b.safe display for electronic fill-level monitoring, complemented by a red indicator pin for visual fill-level checks. Optionally, it can be equipped with a grounding connection (grounding cable sold separately) to ensure safe operation in sensitive environments.
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This waste cap is a reliable and efficient tool for laboratories requiring precise fill-level control and secure waste management solutions.
Hose connectors for Waste Caps
NZ $1045.18
Inc. GST
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M 206-42
Part Number
4.681 572
Manufacturer
Bohlender
Capillary connections
2
NZ $1077.13
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
M 206-41
Part Number
4.681 571
Manufacturer
Bohlender
Capillary connections
3
It offers an advanced solution for waste management in laboratory environments. Featuring high-quality connections including 2x UNF1/4", 1x GL14, and 1x NPT1/8", this cap is designed for efficient waste control. It incorporates a free movable PTFE insert for connecting capillaries (O.D. 1.6/2.2/3.2 mm) and hose olives suitable for tubing with I.D. 5.5 to 8 mm. A b.safe exhaust air filter can be screwed into the GL14 thread (filter not included). The waste cap includes a permanently mounted 400 mm cable to connect to the b.safe display for electronic fill-level monitoring, complemented by a red indicator pin for visual fill-level checks. Optionally, it can be equipped with a grounding connection (grounding cable sold separately) to ensure safe operation in sensitive environments.
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