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The Hirschmann Ejection Unit Fine is designed for precise ejection and reliable operation in laboratory settings. Ideal for fine ejection tasks, this unit ensures smooth and accurate performance. Built with high-quality materials, it is designed to withstand frequent use and offer long-lasting durability. The fine ejection mechanism allows for precision handling in various applications where accuracy is essential.
The Hirschmann Ejection Unit Fine is an essential tool for laboratories requiring precise ejection performance for accurate handling and efficient operation.
Manufacturer P/N
9313041
Part Number
9.287 881
Manufacturer
Hirschmann
Description
With fine tip
Manufacturer P/N
9563004
Part Number
9.287 882
Manufacturer
Hirschmann
Description
Variable, with tube holder, length approx. 400 mm
Manufacturer P/N
9313015
Part Number
9.287 754
Manufacturer
Hirschmann
Description
Pointed, with continuous guided tube
It is designed for precise ejection and reliable operation in laboratory settings. Ideal for fine ejection tasks, this unit ensures smooth and accurate performance. Built with high-quality materials, it is designed to withstand frequent use and offer long-lasting durability. The fine ejection mechanism allows for precision handling in various applications where accuracy is essential.
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