Description
Stand base in 18/10 steel measuring 60 x 12 mm forms a stable foundation for laboratory retort stands and support rods. The stainless-steel construction includes a non-slip rubber coating on the underside that keeps the base firmly positioned on smooth bench surfaces. Weighing 359,0 g (0,36 kg), the single-piece unit provides sufficient mass for everyday clamping and glassware support tasks. This stand base from manufacturer Bochem accepts standard stand rods and is intended for Stativplatten-type assemblies used throughout chemistry and biology laboratories. The compact 60 x 12 mm footprint conserves bench space while the rubber layer dampens minor vibrations and prevents sliding. 18/10 stainless steel offers good corrosion resistance against common laboratory reagents and cleaning agents. Researchers rely on such bases when building temporary frameworks for titrations, distillations or filtration setups. The combination of solid metal mass and anti-slip coating delivers reliable stability without additional fasteners. Overall the product supplies a straightforward, durable platform element for modular laboratory scaffolding.
This article is part of Stands, rods & bases, in Stands, clamps & racks.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Material: 18/10 stainless steel
- Dimensions: 60 x 12 mm
- Coating: Non-slip rubber
- Weight: 359,0 g
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Foot for rods 18/10 steel, 60 x12mm is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Bochem for laboratory use. It sits in Stands, rods & bases, inside Stands, clamps & racks, in Labware.
A retort stand is a base and a rod. The base mass keeps a clamped flask from tipping. Rod diameter decides which bossheads fit. A light base under a heavy condenser is how glassware falls.
A stand, a clamp and a rack hold something still so the hands can do the work. A bosshead locks a clamp to a rod. A test-tube rack keeps tubes upright and in an order the operator can read back. The failure is almost always mechanical: the clamp slips, or the rack does not match the tube diameter. The glass they support is indexed under ISO laboratory glassware.
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Shelves beside this one are Test tube racks, Clamps & bossheads and Stand & rack accessories.
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