Description
Telescopic suction pipe for Continuous E and RS is a dedicated liquid-handling accessory designed for use with digital burettes and related titration setups in the Continuous E and RS series. Fabricated from FEP/ETFE, the telescopic suction tube offers an adjustable working length of 200–350 mm, supporting flexible reach into reagent bottles and reservoirs during routine laboratory dosing and titration workflows. Supplied as a single piece with a net weight of 0,013 kg, this compact component integrates cleanly into existing Continuous E and RS configurations without unnecessary bulk on the bench. The fluoropolymer construction is suited to general laboratory liquid transfer associated with burette and titration apparatus, where chemical resistance and smooth media contact are required. This accessory from manufacturer Vitlab complements Continuous E and RS systems used in analytical and quality-control environments for controlled aspiration and delivery of liquids. It is intended as a replacement or expansion part within liquid-handling assemblies for digital burettes, helping maintain consistent suction-path geometry across repeated titration and dispensing tasks in research, teaching, and industrial laboratories.
This article is part of Plastic bottles (narrow & wide mouth), in Bottles & containers.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Telescopic suction pipe
- Material: FEP/ETFE
- Length: 200–350 mm
- Compatibility: Continuous E and RS
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Accessories for Continuous E and RS, telescopic suction pipe made of FEP/ETFE is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Vitlab for laboratory use. It sits in Plastic bottles (narrow & wide mouth), inside Bottles & containers, in Labware.
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