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The Hirschmann Dispenser Special Version (Without Bottle) is a high-precision bottle-top dispenser designed for accurate and consistent fluid dispensing in laboratory environments. Constructed from high-quality polypropylene (PP), it offers excellent chemical resistance and long-term durability. This version is supplied without a bottle, allowing easy integration with existing laboratory setups or specialized container systems. The dispenser features a precisely ground glass piston and ceramic valve components for smooth operation and high accuracy, making it suitable for dispensing unproblematic and organic liquids that do not affect polypropylene.
Note: Flask holder (Cat. No. 9.278 820) must be ordered separately.
The Hirschmann Dispenser Special Version combines accuracy, chemical resistance, and flexibility—making it an excellent choice for laboratories that require reliable dispensing without a pre-attached bottle.
Discharge tube units, flexible, for bottle-top dispensers and digital burettes
NZ $741.67
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Manufacturer P/N
9340200
Part Number
9.287 829
Manufacturer
Hirschmann
Division
0.25 ml
Manufacturer P/N
9360200
Part Number
9.287 830
Manufacturer
Hirschmann
Division
1.00 ml
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