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Heathrow Scientific 9-Key Economy Mechanical Counter – 320 x 76 x 56 mm

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HS Code #
90291000
Depth
76 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH)
320 x 76 x 56 mm
Height
56 mm
Type
HS5360B ( 9 key)
UNSPSC
41102923
Width
320 mm

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Product description

The Heathrow Scientific 9-Key Economy Mechanical Counter is a durable benchtop device designed for precise counting of cells, parts, or other repetitive items. Ideal for laboratory use, this counter features nine keys, each capable of recording up to 999 count strokes. A totalizing window tracks the cumulative count, and a bell rings every 100 total counts to alert users. The counter comes with blood cell labels, including Baso, Eosin., Myelo., Juven., Stab., Seg., Lymph., Mono., and Total, or allows for custom labels.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Heathrow Scientific
  • Design: Mechanical, benchtop counter
  • Capacity: Each key records up to 999 count strokes
  • Totalizing Window: Tracks cumulative count with bell alert every 100 counts
  • Dimensions: 320 x 76 x 56 mm
  • Application: Suitable for counting cells, parts, or other repetitive items in laboratory settings

Enhance your laboratory's efficiency with the Heathrow Scientific 9-Key Economy Mechanical Counter, providing reliable and precise counting capabilities for various applications.

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9-Key economy counter mechanical, 320x76x56mm

Manufacturer P/N

HS5360B

Part Number

9.521 802

Manufacturer

Heathrow Scientific

Dimensions (WxDxH)

320 x 76 x 56 mm

6-Key economy counter mechanical, 250x76x56mm

Manufacturer P/N

HS5360A

Part Number

9.521 801

Manufacturer

Heathrow Scientific

Dimensions (WxDxH)

250 x 76 x 56 mm

Frequently asked questions

It is a durable benchtop device designed for precise counting of cells, parts, or other repetitive items. Ideal for laboratory use, this counter features nine keys, each capable of recording up to 999 count strokes. A totalizing window tracks the cumulative count, and a bell rings every 100 total counts to alert users. The counter comes with blood cell labels, including Baso, Eosin., Myelo., Juven., Stab., Seg., Lymph., Mono., and Total, or allows for custom labels.

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