Z359971
Pellet pestles
Cordless motor
Synonym(s):
Pellet Grinder, Pestle for Pellets, Pestles for Laboratory Use
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UNSPSC Code:
41121800
eCl@ss:
32080115
NACRES:
NB.22
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manufacturer/tradename
Kimble®
battery power
2 AA (included)
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General description
Hand-operated or motor-driven grinders for resuspending pellets or disrupting soft tissue in microcentrifuge tubes. Pestle ends are specially designed to mate with 0.5 mL or 1.5 mL microtubes. Shaft is convenient length and diameter for gentle manual back-and-forth rotation or more vigorous motorized operation.
Z359955 will fit the cordless motor product Z359971 only by using the replacement adapter Z359998 for the motor, which is purchased separately.
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KIMBLE is a registered trademark of DWK Life Sciences
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