Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | Spare Part Tubings, 40cm |
|---|---|
| Quantity/Pack Size | 5x 1 Unit |
| Form | Tubing |
| Grade | Laboratory Grade |
| Application | Chemical transfer, fluid handling, lab experiments |
Product Description
When it comes to reliable lab equipment, the right tubing can make all the difference. These Spare Part Tubings, 40cm from Merck are designed for precision and durability, ensuring smooth fluid transfer in your experiments. Made from high-quality silicone, they resist chemical corrosion and maintain flexibility even under repeated use.
Whether you’re setting up a new lab or replacing worn-out tubing, these 40cm spare parts are a must-have. Their universal compatibility makes them suitable for a wide range of lab instruments, from peristaltic pumps to chromatography systems. Upgrade your lab setup with tubing that lasts—shop now at eqipped.
Researchers and educators trust Merck for consistent performance, and these tubings are no exception. The 5-unit pack ensures you always have backups on hand, minimizing downtime during critical experiments. For those working with corrosive chemicals, the chemical-resistant properties provide an extra layer of safety.
Looking for laboratory tubing spare parts that won’t let you down? These tubings are engineered to meet the demands of modern labs, offering both reliability and ease of use. Order your pack today and experience the difference.
FAQs
What is the material of these tubings?
These tubings are made from high-grade silicone, known for its chemical resistance and flexibility.
Can these tubings be used with peristaltic pumps?
Yes, they are compatible with most standard peristaltic pumps used in laboratories.
Are these tubings autoclavable?
Yes, they can withstand autoclaving for sterilization purposes.
What is the inner diameter of these tubings?
The inner diameter is standardized for lab use, but exact measurements can be found in the product specifications.
How do I store these tubings to prolong their lifespan?
Store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain their properties.
