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Chemistry-/LifeScience pocket calculator Chemcode® is a compact specialised calculator designed for everyday calculations in chemistry and life-science laboratories. Measuring L 136 × W 110 × D 14 mm, it sits comfortably on the bench or in a lab coat pocket while remaining easy to operate during experiments, teaching sessions or data checks. The unit is intended for scientific and technical computation typical of measuring-instrument accessories and pocket calculators used alongside analytical work. It contains lithium-ion cells and does not require labeling according to SV 188, ADR, which simplifies handling and transport under the stated conditions. Offered as 1 pc with a weight of 0,250 kg, it is a practical single-unit tool for individual workstations. This Chemcode® model from manufacturer Peter Barthel & Wilh supports routine lab calculations without occupying much space. Dimensions of 136 mm length, 110 mm width and 14 mm depth keep the footprint modest relative to full-size desktop devices. Choose it when a dedicated chemistry and life-science pocket calculator is needed for quick, portable numerical work in teaching labs, research groups or quality-control environments.
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