The BRAND Draining Rack, PS, Light Grey, W x H: 450x630 mm, 72 Pegs, Diameter 16 mm provides organised drying and drainage for routine laboratory glassware. A flexible peg layout, integrated trough and rear-closed peg holes help keep the drying area controlled and adaptable.
The BRAND Draining Rack, PS, Light Grey, W x H: 450x630 mm, 72 Pegs, Diameter 16 mm is a practical wall-mounted solution for laboratories that need to dry a mixed range of cylinders, beakers and other vessels while directing runoff away from the wall.
It is used to drain and dry laboratory glassware after washing.
The rack includes 72 removable pegs and an integrated drainage trough.
The rack measures 450x630 mm and the supplied standard pegs are 16mm in diameter and 120mm long.
The rack is intended for wall mounting and is supplied with drain tubing and mounting accessories.
It is used to drain and dry laboratory glassware after washing.
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