Description
Sekuroka® protection tray inserts in PET are large-format laboratory liners intended for radiation-protection tray and container systems. With outer dimensions of 680 mm length by 540 mm width, each insert offers an extended surface for organising instruments, vessels and consumables inside spacious protection trays. The PET construction delivers a practical lining layer that supports tidy handling and secondary containment in occupational-safety and personal-protection workflows. This pack comprises 25 pieces with a stated weight of 2,820 kg, suited to high-throughput labs that refresh liners regularly across several stations. Available from manufacturer Carl ROTH, the Sekuroka® inserts integrate into radiation-protection container applications within everyday labware setups. Their generous rectangular footprint helps preserve an orderly tray interior and eases change-over when inserts must be replaced after use. Facilities running radiation-related procedures can deploy these PET inserts to protect primary tray surfaces and maintain clear staging zones. Pack size is 25 units, ready for placement in radiation-protection and general laboratory safety environments.
This article is part of Protective clothing (other), in Protective clothing & workwear.
Key features
- Pack size: 25 pc(s)
- Product type: Protection tray inserts
- Material: PET
- Outer length: 680 mm
- Outer width: 540 mm
- Weight: 2,820 kg
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