Description
Rotilabo® stopwatch is a compact laboratory timing instrument with a 24 h running time for interval measurement, process timing, and protocol control at the bench. External dimensions are L 69 × W 59 × D 19 mm, giving a pocketable format that sits easily beside balances, baths, or reaction setups. The unit is supplied as 1 pc and weighs 0,080 kg, making it practical for shared instrument trays, teaching labs, and mobile workstations where a dedicated timer is preferred over multi-function devices. In measuring-instrument workflows it supports timed incubations, sampling intervals, filtration steps, and other procedures that require clear start–stop control. This Rotilabo® stopwatch from manufacturer Carl ROTH belongs to laboratory time-keeping equipment used alongside clocks and timers in routine analytical and educational settings. The stated 24 h running time covers extended single-session timing needs without frequent reset cycles during longer experiments. Compact depth and modest weight help keep the device stable on crowded benches while remaining simple to store between uses. Ideal for laboratories that standardise on straightforward stopwatches for reproducible timing of manual steps.
This article is part of Timers, stopwatches & calculators, in Tools & accessories.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Stopwatch
- Brand: Rotilabo®
- Running time: 24 h
- Dimensions: L 69 × W 59 × D 19 mm
- Weight: 0,080 kg
- Technical Information Sheet:
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