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LLG Labware Spring for Micro-Insert (7.055 486), 50 x 7.5 mm

Specifications

HS Code #
73202089
Ø
7.5 mm
Dimensions (ØxH)
7.5 x 50 mm
Height
50 mm
Material
Steel
UNSPSC
41115724

NZ $34.23

Inc. GST

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Product description

The LLG Labware Spring for Micro-Insert (7.055 486), 50 x 7.5 mm is designed to support secure positioning and handling of compatible micro-inserts in laboratory vial applications. Its compact design helps maintain reliable placement during routine analytical and sample preparation workflows, making it a practical accessory for laboratory use.

Key Features:

  • Brand: LLG Labware
  • Product Type: Spring for micro-insert
  • Reference: 7.055 486
  • Dimensions: 50 x 7.5 mm
  • Application: Suitable for supporting compatible micro-inserts in laboratory vial workflows

This LLG Labware spring is a practical choice for laboratories requiring reliable micro-insert positioning and dependable accessory compatibility for routine sample handling.

Frequently asked questions

It is designed to support secure positioning and handling of compatible micro-inserts in laboratory vial applications. Its compact design helps maintain reliable placement during routine analytical and sample preparation workflows, making it a practical accessory for laboratory use.

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