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The Kartell Stirring Rod, 350 mm PVC, 7.15 mm Diameter is designed for efficient and reliable mixing of liquids in laboratory environments. Made from high-quality PVC, this stirring rod offers excellent chemical resistance and durability. The 350 mm length and 7.15 mm diameter make it suitable for stirring a variety of liquid volumes, ensuring thorough and consistent mixing. Its lightweight design makes it easy to handle, making it an essential tool for laboratory applications requiring precise and controlled stirring.
This stirring rod is a must-have for laboratories, providing reliable and efficient mixing for accurate experimental results.
Manufacturer P/N
0049900
Part Number
6.206 755
Manufacturer
Kartell
Length
350 mm
Manufacturer P/N
0049700
Part Number
6.204 737
Manufacturer
Kartell
Length
250 mm
Manufacturer P/N
0049800
Part Number
6.231 934
Manufacturer
Kartell
Length
300 mm
It is designed for efficient and reliable mixing of liquids in laboratory environments. Made from high-quality PVC, this stirring rod offers excellent chemical resistance and durability. The 350 mm length and 7.15 mm diameter make it suitable for stirring a variety of liquid volumes, ensuring thorough and consistent mixing. Its lightweight design makes it easy to handle, making it an essential tool for laboratory applications requiring precise and controlled stirring.
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