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The Labplas TWIRL'EM Sample Bags are designed for secure and efficient sample collection in laboratory settings. With a capacity of 2250ml and dimensions of 254x305mm, these bags feature a printed design and a closure system comprising one round wire and one flat wire, ensuring a tight and reliable seal.
These sample bags are waterproof and airtight, making them ideal for various laboratory applications requiring contamination-free sample storage and transport.
NZ $410.77
Inc. GST
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EFL-1012
Part Number
4.701 822
Manufacturer
Labplas
Dimensions (WxH)
254 x 305 mm
NZ $362.85
Inc. GST
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EFL-1015
Part Number
4.701 823
Manufacturer
Labplas
Dimensions (WxH)
254 x 382 mm
It are designed for secure and efficient sample collection in laboratory settings. With a capacity of 2250ml and dimensions of 254x305mm, these bags feature a printed design and a closure system comprising one round wire and one flat wire, ensuring a tight and reliable seal.
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