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The Velp Magnetic Disc Stir Bar Ø20x10 mm is designed for use with magnetic stirrers, providing efficient and reliable stirring in laboratory applications. Made of high-quality materials, this stir bar ensures smooth and even stirring, making it an essential tool for laboratories conducting experiments requiring precise mixing and consistent results.
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The Velp Magnetic Disc Stir Bar Ø20x10 mm is the perfect accessory for laboratories requiring efficient, consistent stirring for a variety of research and analytical processes.
Manufacturer P/N
A00000355
Part Number
4.666 629
Manufacturer
Velp
Ø
20 mm
Manufacturer P/N
A00000354
Part Number
4.666 628
Manufacturer
Velp
Ø
10 mm
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