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BRAND Beaker, Low Form, Boro 3.3 5000 mL, with Graduation and Spout Dia. 170 mm, H. 270 mm, DIN EN ISO 3819

Brand:BRAND

Specifications

Colour graduation
White
Ø
170 mm
Height
270 mm
Material
Boro 3.3
Nominal capacity
5000 ml
Shape
Low
Standard
DIN EN ISO 3819
Type of graduation
Printed
UNSPSC
41121803
With spout
Yes

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Product description

The BRAND Beaker, Low Form, Boro 3.3, Capacity 5,000 ml, With Graduation And Spout, Diameter 170 mm, Height 270 mm, DIN EN ISO 3819 is designed for reliable liquid handling, measuring and sample preparation in laboratory environments. Made from Boro 3.3 glass, this low form beaker includes graduation markings and a spout for controlled pouring.

Key Features:

  • Brand: BRAND
  • Capacity: 5,000 ml
  • Material: Boro 3.3 glass
  • Design: Low form beaker with graduation and spout
  • Dimensions: Diameter 170 mm, height 270 mm
  • Standard: DIN EN ISO 3819
  • Application: Suitable for laboratory liquid handling, measuring and sample preparation

This BRAND low form beaker is suitable for laboratories requiring large-volume glassware with clear graduations and dependable pouring performance.

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Printed250 ml912364.688 955RM 896.50
Printed50 ml912174.688 952RM 830.50
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Printed100 ml912244.688 953RM 841.50
Printed150 ml912294.688 954RM 852.50
Printed3000 ml912684.714 223RM 1,859.00

Frequently asked questions

The ISO 3819 is designed for laboratory liquid handling, measuring and sample preparation. The stated format and features make the product suitable for routine laboratory work within that application.

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