Bochem Stand Clamp 100 mm, 18/10 Steel

The Bochem Stand Clamp 100 mm, made from durable 18/10 stainless steel, provides reliable support for laboratory apparatus. This high-quality clamp is ideal for securing equipment during experiments, ensuring stability and precision. The corrosion-resistant properties of 18/10 steel make it suitable for use in various laboratory environments.

Key Features:

• Brand: Bochem
• Material: 18/10 stainless steel for durability and corrosion resistance
• Size: 100 mm for versatile support
• Application: Ideal for securing laboratory equipment
• Packaging: Sold individually

This stand clamp is a vital tool for laboratory settings requiring robust and dependable equipment support.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the Bochem Stand Clamp 100 mm, 18/10 Steel used for?

It provides reliable support for laboratory apparatus. This high-quality clamp is ideal for securing equipment during experiments, ensuring stability and precision. The corrosion-resistant properties of 18/10 steel make it suitable for use in various laboratory environments.

2. Is the Bochem Stand Clamp 100 mm, 18/10 Steel suitable for securing laboratory equipment?

Yes. It is designed for securing laboratory equipment, and offers a size of 100 mm for versatile support to support this kind of work.

3. What size does the Bochem Stand Clamp 100 mm, 18/10 Steel have?

It has a size of 100 mm for versatile support, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 5450.

4. What is the Bochem Stand Clamp 100 mm, 18/10 Steel made from?

It is made from 18/10 stainless steel for durability and corrosion resistance.

5. How does the Bochem Stand Clamp 100 mm, 18/10 Steel compare with the Heidolph Hei-TORQUE 1 Gold Telescopic Stand and Clamp from Heidolph?

For securing laboratory equipment, the Bochem model is the better choice, offering a size of 100 mm for versatile support. The Heidolph model offers adjustable telescopic stand for versatile positioning, overhead stirrer Hei-TORQUE Ultimate 100 and telescopic stand as an alternative, while the Bochem model's specification suits securing laboratory equipment.