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Hirschmann Measuring Cylinder 2000 ml, Class A with Schellbach Strips

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HS Code #
70172000
Colour graduation
Blue
Division
20 ml
Height
500 mm
Nominal capacity
2000 ml
Standard
DIN EN ISO 4788
Tolerance
10 ml
UNSPSC
41121805
With spout
Yes

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Product description

The Hirschmann Measuring Cylinder 2000 ml, Class A, is designed for high-precision volume measurement in laboratory environments. Featuring Schellbach strips for easy and accurate reading, this measuring cylinder ensures reliable and consistent results. Made from durable, high-quality glass, it is ideal for volumetric tasks in research and industrial settings.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Hirschmann
  • Volume: 2000 ml
  • Type: Class A measuring cylinder
  • Accuracy: Class A for high precision
  • Ease Of Use: Schellbach strips for easy reading
  • Material: Durable high-quality glass

The Hirschmann Measuring Cylinder is perfect for laboratories that require precise and reliable volumetric measurements.

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It is designed for high-precision volume measurement in laboratory environments. Featuring Schellbach strips for easy and accurate reading, this measuring cylinder ensures reliable and consistent results. Made from durable, high-quality glass, it is ideal for volumetric tasks in research and industrial settings.

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