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The Lenz-Laborglas Sedimentation Cones to Imhoff without Stopcock are precision-designed for sedimentation processes in laboratory settings. These cones are ideal for determining the sedimentation of particles in various liquid samples. Made from high-quality borosilicate glass, they offer durability and excellent chemical resistance. The absence of a stopcock allows for continuous monitoring of sedimentation rates without obstruction, making them a valuable tool for analytical and research purposes.
These sedimentation cones provide a reliable solution for laboratories that require accurate sedimentation data for liquid sample analysis.
It are precision-designed for sedimentation processes in laboratory settings. These cones are ideal for determining the sedimentation of particles in various liquid samples. Made from high-quality borosilicate glass, they offer durability and excellent chemical resistance. The absence of a stopcock allows for continuous monitoring of sedimentation rates without obstruction, making them a valuable tool for analytical and research purposes.
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NZ $401.64
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