Description
Guide sleeve PP 8 mm is a precision laboratory component manufactured from polypropylene and intended for use with stirring attachments of 8 mm diameter. The sleeve provides stable guidance and alignment for stirrer shafts during mixing operations in glassware or reaction vessels. Its chemical-resistant PP construction makes it suitable for a wide range of aqueous and organic media commonly encountered in research and quality-control laboratories. Compact and lightweight with a net weight of 0,05 kg, the part is supplied as a single unit and integrates directly into standard stirring setups. Produced by Witeg, this guide sleeve supports smooth rotation and reduces lateral play of the stirrer shaft, contributing to reproducible mixing performance. It is particularly useful in conjunction with KPG-style or similar laboratory stirring systems where a reliable bearing surface is required. The simple cylindrical design ensures easy installation and replacement while maintaining dimensional accuracy for 8 mm shafts. Ideal for routine laboratory stirring applications that demand durable, inert polymer guidance components.
This article is part of Disposable coveralls & gowns, in Protective clothing & workwear.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: guide sleeve
- Material: PP (polypropylene)
- Diameter: 8 mm
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