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NZ $1309.90
Inc. GST
The Cole-Parmer Drum for Two, 250 mL Flasks or Bottles is a durable and practical accessory designed for secure and efficient mixing of laboratory containers. Featuring two stable platforms, this drum can accommodate two 250 mL conical flasks or reagent bottles, providing balanced and consistent motion during operation. It is ideal for laboratories requiring precise agitation for small-volume samples.
Note: Please order the DR-200 drive unit separately.
The Cole-Parmer Drum for Two, 250 mL Flasks or Bottles offers a secure, hygienic, and efficient solution for laboratory sample mixing—combining durable construction with precision and safety.
It is a durable and practical accessory designed for secure and efficient mixing of laboratory containers. Featuring two stable platforms, this drum can accommodate two 250 mL conical flasks or reagent bottles, providing balanced and consistent motion during operation. It is ideal for laboratories requiring precise agitation for small-volume samples.
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NZ $1309.90
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