Description
Rotilabo® weight and stabilizing ring is an open-form laboratory accessory designed to secure and stabilise vessels during sample handling and storage work. With a mass of 660 g (0,660 kg) and an inner diameter of 54 mm, the ring sits around flasks, bottles or similar containers to reduce tipping and unwanted movement on the bench. The open geometry allows easy placement and removal without lifting the vessel fully clear of the work surface, supporting efficient workflows in routine laboratory practice. Supplied as a single piece, it fits naturally among accessories for sample handling within labware collections focused on vessels and consumables. This Rotilabo® ring from manufacturer Heathrow Scientific is intended for everyday stabilisation tasks where controlled positioning of glassware or plasticware matters. Its defined weight and inner opening make it straightforward to match to common vessel neck sizes used in analytical, preparative and storage applications. Use it wherever a compact, dedicated weighting ring helps keep samples steady during pipetting, mixing observation or temporary holding on the laboratory bench.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Weight and stabilizing ring
- Brand: Rotilabo®
- Form: Open form
- Weight: 660 g (0,660 kg)
- Inner diameter: 54 mm
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