Specifications
NZ $86.72
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The BRAND Disposable Sleeves For NS 29/32, PTFE, Pack Of 10 are designed to provide effective sealing without grease, helping prevent grease residues from being left in laboratory analysis. Made from PTFE, these disposable sleeves offer excellent chemical resistance and are suitable for a wide range of laboratory applications, including rotary evaporators.
These BRAND PTFE disposable sleeves are ideal for laboratories requiring clean, reliable, and chemically resistant sealing for NS 29/32 joints.
Sleeves, cone joint, PTFE
Sleeves with ribs, PTFE
The NS 29 is designed for sealing laboratory joints without grease, including rotary evaporator applications. The stated format and features make the product suitable for routine laboratory work within that application.
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