The Bürkle Dipping Vessel to DIN 3651 is a high-quality laboratory tool designed for precise liquid handling and sample collection. With a capacity of 1 liter, this vessel is made from durable nickel-plated brass, ensuring long-lasting performance and corrosion resistance. It is manufactured to meet the DIN 3651 standard, making it suitable for various laboratory applications that require accuracy and reliability.
Key Features:
Brand: Bürkle
Capacity: 1L for efficient liquid collection
Material: Nickel-plated brass for durability and resistance to corrosion
Standards: Manufactured to DIN 3651 for precise and standardized measurements
Application: Ideal for laboratory tasks requiring accurate liquid handling and sample collection
The Bürkle Dipping Vessel is essential for laboratories needing high precision and durable materials for their liquid handling applications.
It is a high-quality laboratory tool designed for precise liquid handling and sample collection. With a capacity of 1 liter, this vessel is made from durable nickel-plated brass, ensuring long-lasting performance and corrosion resistance. It is manufactured to meet the DIN 3651 standard, making it suitable for various laboratory applications that require accuracy and reliability.
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