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BRAND Beaker 10 ml, Low Form, Boro 3.3, Without Graduation, With Spout, Pack Of 10

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HS Code #
70172000
Ø
26 mm
Height
35 mm
Material
Boro 3.3
Nominal capacity
10 ml
Shape
Low
Standard
DIN EN ISO 3819
UNSPSC
41121803
With spout
Yes

NTD 7,983

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Product description

The BRAND Beaker 10 ml, Low Form, Boro 3.3, Without Graduation, With Spout, Pack Of 10 is a reusable Boro 3.3 beaker for routine laboratory mixing, preparation, heating and liquid transfer. The low form geometry and pouring spout provide a familiar format for general bench work.

Key Features:

  • Brand: BRAND
  • Product Type: low form borosilicate laboratory beaker
  • Borosilicate Glass 3.3: Boro 3.3 construction supports routine heating, mixing and laboratory liquid handling.
  • Pouring Spout: Integrated spout supports controlled transfer of liquids.
  • Without Graduation Format: This version is supplied without graduations for general containment, mixing and transfer.
  • Capacity: Nominal capacity is 10ml.
  • DIN EN ISO 3819: The beaker format is specified to DIN EN ISO 3819.
  • Pack Size: Supplied in a pack of 10 beakers.

The BRAND Beaker 10 ml, Low Form, Boro 3.3, Without Graduation, With Spout, Pack Of 10 is suited to laboratories that need standardised Boro 3.3 glassware with a defined 10ml capacity.

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Beaker 10 ml, low form, Boro 3.3 without graduation, with spout pack of 10

Manufacturer P/N

91212

Part Number

4.689 004

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Ø

26 mm

Beaker, low form, Boro 3.3 5 ml, without graduation, with spout dia.  22 mm, h. 30 mm, DIN EN ISO 3819, pack of 10

Manufacturer P/N

91210

Part Number

6.496 862

Manufacturer

BRAND

Ø

22 mm

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It is used for routine laboratory mixing, preparation, heating and transfer of compatible liquids.

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