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The Hecht Test Tubes, made of high-quality soda glass, are designed for reliable and efficient use in laboratory settings. These test tubes are 16 x 100 mm in size and come without a rim, offering a smooth and uniform surface for various lab applications. Sold in a pack of 100, they are ideal for sample preparation, mixing, and chemical reactions. The soda glass construction ensures durability and resistance to corrosion, making them a trusted choice for laboratories requiring precision and dependability.
The Hecht Test Tubes, soda glass without rim, are perfect for general laboratory use, offering a reliable and cost-effective solution for various scientific applications.
It are designed for reliable and efficient use in laboratory settings. These test tubes are 16 x 100 mm in size and come without a rim, offering a smooth and uniform surface for various lab applications. Sold in a pack of 100, they are ideal for sample preparation, mixing, and chemical reactions. The soda glass construction ensures durability and resistance to corrosion, making them a trusted choice for laboratories requiring precision and dependability.
Yes. It is designed for reliable and efficient use in laboratory settings, and offers dimensions of 16 x 100 mm to support this kind of work.
It has dimensions of 16 x 100 mm.
It is made from high-quality soda glass for durability and resistance. It also offers without rim for smooth and uniform surface.
Manufacturer P/N
42775045
Part Number
9.190 230
Manufacturer
Hecht
Ø
16 mm
Manufacturer P/N
42775051
Part Number
9.190 235
Manufacturer
Hecht
Ø
16 mm
Manufacturer P/N
42775024
Part Number
6.329 121
Manufacturer
Hecht
Ø
12 mm
It are designed for reliable and efficient use in laboratory settings. These test tubes are 16 x 100 mm in size and come without a rim, offering a smooth and uniform surface for various lab applications. Sold in a pack of 100, they are ideal for sample preparation, mixing, and chemical reactions. The soda glass construction ensures durability and resistance to corrosion, making them a trusted choice for laboratories requiring precision and dependability.
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