Homogenisers, Mini series, borosilicate glass 3.3
GPE Scientific Limited
Product number:
9164544
Manufacturer:
GPE Scientific Limited
Packaging information:
Weight:
0.005 kg
Description
Manufactured from high quality borosilicate glass this range of mini homogenisers is ideal for micro tissue work. Bodies are clear precision glass. Pestles have ground glass working length. With or without handles. Fully autoclavable.
Grinding clearance pestle and mortar 0.152mm to 0.254mm.
Grinding clearance pestle and mortar 0.152mm to 0.254mm.
Properties
| Capacity ml: | 0.1 |
|---|---|
| Description: | without handle |
| Manufacturer Article Number: | 20404 |
| Mortar L x o.d. mm: | 60 x 9 |
| Pestle L x o.d. mm: | 75 x 3.65 |
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