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The Grant Raised Shelves for Baths S38 are designed to reduce the effective liquid depth in 38-liter Grant water baths, facilitating the accommodation of shallow vessels. Constructed from robust stainless steel, these shelves are reversible, offering two different shelf depths (40mm or 78mm above the tank base) to suit various laboratory applications. By enabling the use of smaller containers without compromising stability or immersion, these shelves enhance the versatility and efficiency of your laboratory's water bath operations.
These raised shelves are essential accessories for laboratories requiring the flexibility to use a variety of vessel sizes within their Grant S38 water baths.
Accessories for water baths Optima™ series
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RS38
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9.699 095
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Grant
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ST38
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RS22
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9.699 093
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Grant
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ST18
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RS28
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9.699 094
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Grant
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ST26
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RS14
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9.699 092
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Grant
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ST12
It are designed to reduce the effective liquid depth in 38-liter Grant water baths, facilitating the accommodation of shallow vessels. Constructed from robust stainless steel, these shelves are reversible, offering two different shelf depths (40mm or 78mm above the tank base) to suit various laboratory applications. By enabling the use of smaller containers without compromising stability or immersion, these shelves enhance the versatility and efficiency of your laboratory's water bath operations.
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