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The VITLAB Magnetic Stirring Bar Retriever, made from durable PE (Polyethylene), is designed to easily retrieve magnetic stirring bars from vessels. With a length of 457 mm, this tool offers extended reach, making it ideal for use in larger containers and laboratory settings. The robust construction of this retriever ensures long-lasting performance and reliability. It is an essential tool for any laboratory conducting magnetic stirring tasks, providing convenience and safety when handling stirring bars in challenging-to-reach containers.
The VITLAB Magnetic Stirring Bar Retriever is a must-have tool for any laboratory involved in magnetic stirring, offering both ease of use and reliability in retrieving stirring bars from vessels.
Manufacturer P/N
318393
Part Number
9.197 742
Manufacturer
VITLAB
Length
450 mm
Manufacturer P/N
318293
Part Number
9.197 740
Manufacturer
VITLAB
Length
300 mm
It is designed to easily retrieve magnetic stirring bars from vessels. With a length of 457 mm, this tool offers extended reach, making it ideal for use in larger containers and laboratory settings. The robust construction of this retriever ensures long-lasting performance and reliability. It is an essential tool for any laboratory conducting magnetic stirring tasks, providing convenience and safety when handling stirring bars in challenging-to-reach containers.
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