Description
Non-hinged lid for Euro container provides a matching cover for selected Euro-format laboratory transport boxes, supporting orderly handling of materials in research and technical workplaces. It is intended for container models EPK4.1, EPK5.1, 22KT.1 and 22KX.1, enabling users to close compatible crates during short-distance transport, temporary storage or workstation staging. The unit is offered as 1 pc and has a weight of 0,615 kg, making it a defined spare or complementary lid within a standardised Euro container set-up. Without a hinge assembly, the design remains simple for routine laboratory use where robust covering and easy placement are preferred over articulated lids. Euro containers are commonly employed to carry sample trays, packaged reagents, small instruments and general labware between preparation areas, cold rooms and analytical benches; a correctly matched non-hinged lid helps retain contents and reduce exposure to dust during movement. Available from manufacturer ROTH SELECTION, this lid aligns with the listed container references and belongs to the labware range for transport containers, boxes, crates, cases and safety containers used in organised laboratory logistics.
This article is part of Sample containers & jars, in Bottles & containers.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Non-hinged lid for Euro container
- Compatibility: EPK4.1, EPK5.1, 22KT.1, 22KX.1
- Weight: 0,615 kg
- EAN: 4007228417425
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