The Bohlender Waste Cap S51 Electronic Fill-Level Control is designed for use in laboratory applications to monitor and control fill levels efficiently. Featuring two UNF1/4"" threads and one GL14 connection, this cap ensures secure attachment and precise control. With its electronic fill-level monitoring, it provides reliable and automated waste management solutions, reducing the need for manual checks.
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This waste cap offers a comprehensive solution for automated and visual fill-level control, ensuring safer and more efficient waste management in laboratory environments. Its durable construction and versatile connectivity make it a reliable choice for modern laboratory setups.
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It is designed for use in laboratory applications to monitor and control fill levels efficiently. Featuring two UNF1/4" threads and one GL14 connection, this cap ensures secure attachment and precise control. With its electronic fill-level monitoring, it provides reliable and automated waste management solutions, reducing the need for manual checks.
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