Description
RIP675 behrotest stand for 6 extraction beakers is a laboratory support accessory intended to hold extraction beakers securely during multi-sample solvent extraction work. The stand provides six positions so that several extraction beakers can be arranged side by side, supporting organised sample handling in Soxhlet-type and related extraction setups used for fat determination, residue analysis and comparable procedures. Net weight is 0,90 kg and gross weight is 1,00 kg, giving a stable bench-top footprint for routine analytical use. Packaging measures 0,52 m in width, 0,11 m in depth and 0,11 m in height, with a packaging volume of 0,006292 m³. Originating from Germany, this RIP675 unit belongs to the behrotest extraction range from manufacturer Behr and is supplied as 1 pc(s). It helps keep glassware aligned and accessible when several extractions run in parallel, improving workspace order around extraction apparatus without adding unnecessary complexity to the laboratory layout. The stand is suited to laboratories that standardise multi-position extraction workflows and need a dedicated holder matched to six extraction beakers.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: Stand for extraction beakers
- Model: RIP675 behrotest
- Capacity: 6 extraction beakers
- Technical Information Sheet:
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