Wall thickness tubing
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The Heidolph Pump Head for Tubing, 1.6 mm SP Standard 1.6 is designed for reliable and efficient fluid transfer in laboratory applications. This high-quality pump head is compatible with 1.6 mm tubing, making it suitable for various chemical and biological processes. The durable construction ensures long-lasting performance, while the simple design allows for easy maintenance and usage.
This Heidolph Pump Head is an essential component for laboratory systems requiring precise and efficient fluid handling.
It is designed for reliable and efficient fluid transfer in laboratory applications. This high-quality pump head is compatible with 1.6 mm tubing, making it suitable for various chemical and biological processes. The durable construction ensures long-lasting performance, while the simple design allows for easy maintenance and usage.
Yes. It is designed for laboratory fluid handling and transfer tasks, and offers simple, user-friendly design for easy installation and maintenance and recommended for standard applications to support this kind of work.
It has simple, user-friendly design for easy installation and maintenance, recommended for standard applications and convex rollers do not squeeze or crush organic cell cultures.
It is made from high-quality, durable materials for long-lasting performance. It is compatible with tubing with a 1.6 mm inner diameter for secure fluid transfer.
Manufacturer P/N
523-43010-00
Part Number
9.829 254
Manufacturer
Heidolph
Wall thickness tubing
1.6 mm
Manufacturer P/N
523-43030-00
Part Number
9.829 255
Manufacturer
Heidolph
Wall thickness tubing
2.5 mm
It is designed for reliable and efficient fluid transfer in laboratory applications. This high-quality pump head is compatible with 1.6 mm tubing, making it suitable for various chemical and biological processes. The durable construction ensures long-lasting performance, while the simple design allows for easy maintenance and usage.
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