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Part Type
Laboratory Electric Stirrer - Computer Hardware Parts Online 13225e8513, 13225e8513, 1278, 1278, 214-486
Manufacturers
19Atomic Energy CommissionBaxter Healthcare CorporationCecom Lr CenterCentral Scientific CoCole Parmer Instrument CompanyCurtin Matheson Scientific IncDynamics LtdEberbach CorporationJ And H Berge IncLab Line Instruments IncManostat CorpPhipps And Bird IncPrecision Scientific PetroleumSargentwelch Scientific CoSp Industries IncThermo Electron North America LlcThomas Arthur H Co IncUnivar CorpWhittaker General Medical Corp
Parts
54| Part Number | Description | RFQ | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13225e8513 | Laboratory Electric Stirrer | ||
| 13225e8513 | Laboratory Electric Stirrer | ||
| 1278 | Laboratory Electric Stirrer | ||
| 1278 | Laboratory Electric Stirrer | ||
| 214-486 | Laboratory Electric Stirrer | ||
| 214-486 | Laboratory Electric Stirrer | ||
| 4425-33 | Laboratory Electric Stirrer | ||
| 4425-33 | Laboratory Electric Stirrer | ||
| 58988-008 | Laboratory Electric Stirrer | ||
| 58988-008 | Laboratory Electric Stirrer | ||
| 58945-050 | Laboratory Electric Stirrer | ||
| 58945-050 | Laboratory Electric Stirrer | ||
| 58950-286 | Laboratory Electric Stirrer | ||
| 58950-286 | Laboratory Electric Stirrer | ||
| 58960-009 | Laboratory Electric Stirrer | ||
| 58960-009 | Laboratory Electric Stirrer | ||
| 66-24-84 | Laboratory Electric Stirrer | ||
| 66-24-84 | Laboratory Electric Stirrer | ||
| 6-105af | Laboratory Electric Stirrer | ||
| 6-105af | Laboratory Electric Stirrer |
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