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The DWK Life Sciences Burette, 50 mL, Amber Glass Cl. As, Coc, White Marking, Straight PTFE Stopcock delivers titrant with precision for routine bench-scale procedures, reading against a clear 50 mL scale. It uses a straight PTFE stopcock that resists reagents and needs no greasing. The scale carries white graduations that read clearly against amber glass and dark liquids. Amber borosilicate glass shields light-sensitive titrants from degradation.
At 50 mL capacity this burette supports accurate, repeatable titration for routine bench-scale procedures. Confirm the class and configuration suit your method before ordering.
It delivers titrant with precision for routine bench-scale procedures, reading against a clear 50 mL scale. It uses a straight PTFE stopcock that resists reagents and needs no greasing. The scale carries white graduations that read clearly against amber glass and dark liquids. Amber borosilicate glass shields light-sensitive titrants from degradation.
Yes. It is designed for accurate liquid handling, measurement and preparation, and offers a capacity of 50 mL to support this kind of work.
It has a capacity of 50 mL.
It is made from amber borosilicate glass. It also offers class AS, straight PTFE stopcock and white marking.
SG $324.28
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243363601
Part Number
4.712 110
Manufacturer
DWK Life Sciences
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0.1 ml
SG $318.72
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Manufacturer P/N
243363901
Part Number
4.712 111
Manufacturer
DWK Life Sciences
Division
0.2 ml
SG $337.25
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Manufacturer P/N
243363301
Part Number
4.712 109
Manufacturer
DWK Life Sciences
Division
0.05 ml
SG $290.92
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Manufacturer P/N
243362708
Part Number
4.712 108
Manufacturer
DWK Life Sciences
Division
0.02 ml
It delivers titrant with precision for routine bench-scale procedures, reading against a clear 50 mL scale. It uses a straight PTFE stopcock that resists reagents and needs no greasing. The scale carries white graduations that read clearly against amber glass and dark liquids. Amber borosilicate glass shields light-sensitive titrants from degradation.
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