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The Bohlender Glass Magnetic Stirring Bars, 40 x 8 mm, are designed for efficient stirring in laboratory applications. Made from durable borosilicate glass with an Alnico 5 magnetic core, these stirring bars offer high chemical resistance and a smooth, non-porous surface, ensuring contamination-free mixing. With temperature resistance ranging from -200°C to +250°C, they are suitable for a wide range of lab environments and processes.
This stirring bar is ideal for use in a variety of laboratory processes requiring high resistance to chemicals and temperature extremes.
It are designed for efficient stirring in laboratory applications. Made from durable borosilicate glass with an Alnico 5 magnetic core, these stirring bars offer high chemical resistance and a smooth, non-porous surface, ensuring contamination-free mixing. With temperature resistance ranging from -200°C to +250°C, they are suitable for a wide range of lab environments and processes.
Yes. It is designed for efficient stirring in laboratory applications, and offers cylindrical and -200°C to +250°C to support this kind of work.
It has cylindrical and -200°C to +250°C.
It is made from borosilicate glass with Alnico 5 magnetic core.
Manufacturer P/N
C 351-15
Part Number
6.091 960
Manufacturer
Bohlender
Length
40 mm
Manufacturer P/N
C 351-03
Part Number
6.311 627
Manufacturer
Bohlender
Length
15 mm
Manufacturer P/N
C 351-19
Part Number
6.091 959
Manufacturer
Bohlender
Length
55 mm
Manufacturer P/N
C 351-06
Part Number
6.302 975
Manufacturer
Bohlender
Length
20 mm
Manufacturer P/N
C 351-12
Part Number
6.305 267
Manufacturer
Bohlender
Length
30 mm
It are designed for efficient stirring in laboratory applications. Made from durable borosilicate glass with an Alnico 5 magnetic core, these stirring bars offer high chemical resistance and a smooth, non-porous surface, ensuring contamination-free mixing. With temperature resistance ranging from -200°C to +250°C, they are suitable for a wide range of lab environments and processes.
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