The Bürkle Dipping Bottle to DIN 51750, with a 1000 ml capacity, is designed for precise and controlled liquid handling in laboratory settings. Manufactured according to DIN 51750 standards, this dipping bottle is ideal for transferring liquids without spillage. It is made from high-quality materials for durability and ease of use, ensuring reliable performance in various laboratory applications.
Key Features:
Brand: Bürkle
Volume: 1000 ml capacity
Compliance: Manufactured according to DIN 51750 standards
Material: High-quality, durable material for laboratory use
Application: Ideal for controlled liquid handling and transferring
The Bürkle Dipping Bottle is a reliable tool for laboratories that require precise and spill-free liquid handling.
It is designed for precise and controlled liquid handling in laboratory settings. Manufactured according to DIN 51750 standards, this dipping bottle is ideal for transferring liquids without spillage. It is made from high-quality materials for durability and ease of use, ensuring reliable performance in various laboratory applications.
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