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NZ $45.64
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The Kartell Volumetric Flask 100 mL NS 14/23 PMP TPX is designed for precise liquid measurement in laboratory environments. Made from high-quality poly(methylpentene) (PMP) TPX, this flask offers excellent chemical resistance and durability. The flask is autoclavable, ensuring it can be safely sterilized for repeated use. With a capacity of 100 mL, it is perfect for accurate solution preparation, chemical analysis, and laboratory procedures that require precise volume measurement. The included stopper ensures secure closure and prevents contamination during storage.
This volumetric flask is an essential tool for laboratories that require precise measurements and contamination-free storage of liquids, ensuring reliable and consistent results in chemical and scientific experiments.
NZ $45.64
Inc. GST
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0248600
Part Number
9.276 963
Manufacturer
Kartell
Nominal capacity
100 ml
NZ $38.80
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Manufacturer P/N
0248500
Part Number
9.276 962
Manufacturer
Kartell
Nominal capacity
50 ml
NZ $59.33
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Manufacturer P/N
0248700
Part Number
9.276 964
Manufacturer
Kartell
Nominal capacity
250 ml
NZ $84.44
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Manufacturer P/N
0248900
Part Number
9.276 966
Manufacturer
Kartell
Nominal capacity
1000 ml
NZ $63.90
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Manufacturer P/N
0248800
Part Number
9.276 965
Manufacturer
Kartell
Nominal capacity
500 ml
It is designed for precise liquid measurement in laboratory environments. Made from high-quality poly(methylpentene) (PMP) TPX, this flask offers excellent chemical resistance and durability. The flask is autoclavable, ensuring it can be safely sterilized for repeated use. With a capacity of 100 mL, it is perfect for accurate solution preparation, chemical analysis, and laboratory procedures that require precise volume measurement. The included stopper ensures secure closure and prevents contamination during storage.
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