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The Sonation Noise Reduction Box for Ultrasonic Baths Size S (512x350x425mm) is designed to significantly reduce noise generated by ultrasonic cleaning baths. Made with high-quality materials, this noise reduction box ensures a quieter and safer working environment without compromising the ultrasonic cleaning performance. It is an ideal solution for laboratories seeking to minimize sound disturbance during ultrasonic bath operations.
This noise reduction box is essential for labs aiming to improve workplace comfort and reduce noise pollution during ultrasonic cleaning processes.
SG $3,483.64
Inc. GST
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USBB-S
Part Number
6.280 063
Manufacturer
Sonation
Depth int.
269 mm
SG $4,069.19
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USBB-L
Part Number
6.280 064
Manufacturer
Sonation
Depth int.
379 mm
SG $3,776.41
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USBB-M
Part Number
6.280 089
Manufacturer
Sonation
Depth int.
329 mm
SG $4,652.88
Inc. GST
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USBB-XL
Part Number
6.280 090
Manufacturer
Sonation
Depth int.
529 mm
It is designed to significantly reduce noise generated by ultrasonic cleaning baths. Made with high-quality materials, this noise reduction box ensures a quieter and safer working environment without compromising the ultrasonic cleaning performance. It is an ideal solution for laboratories seeking to minimize sound disturbance during ultrasonic bath operations.
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