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NZ $114.10
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The Carl Friedrich Usbeck Chain Clamp for Vessels (40-120 mm Ø) is a robust and reliable tool designed for securing vessels with diameters ranging from 40 mm to 120 mm. Made from high-quality materials, this chain clamp provides a secure grip, ensuring vessels remain stable during laboratory experiments. Ideal for securing glassware and other containers, it helps maintain safety and reliability in the laboratory. The adjustable design allows for easy fitting to a wide range of vessel sizes, making it a versatile and essential tool for laboratory work.
The Carl Friedrich Usbeck Chain Clamp for Vessels is an indispensable tool for securing laboratory vessels, providing stability and safety during experimental procedures.
Manufacturer P/N
2830
Part Number
9.224 712
Manufacturer
Usbeck
Clamping range
40 ... 120 mm
Manufacturer P/N
2831
Part Number
9.224 715
Manufacturer
Usbeck
Clamping range
80 ... 150 mm
It is a robust and reliable tool designed for securing vessels with diameters ranging from 40 mm to 120 mm. Made from high-quality materials, this chain clamp provides a secure grip, ensuring vessels remain stable during laboratory experiments. Ideal for securing glassware and other containers, it helps maintain safety and reliability in the laboratory. The adjustable design allows for easy fitting to a wide range of vessel sizes, making it a versatile and essential tool for laboratory work.
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