Description
Stacking frame is a stable, vibration-free frame on casters for the safe stacking of two devices from the Binder CB series. A locking brake and wedging device help keep the stacked instruments secure during daily laboratory use and reduce unwanted movement of the assembly. The mobile base allows the dual-unit setup to be repositioned when layouts change, while the parking brake holds the frame firmly in place during operation. Laboratories running multiple CB units can free floor space through vertical arrangement without giving up mechanical stability. This stacking frame from manufacturer Binder is supplied as one piece, with a net weight of 9 kg and a gross weight of 11 kg. Designed for dependable service in research and industrial lab environments, it supports secure two-device CB configurations where both mobility and a locked, low-vibration stack are required. Originating from Germany, the frame suits facilities that need a practical, rollable platform for stacked CB series equipment.
This article is part of Stands, rods & bases, in Stands, clamps & racks.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Stacking frame
- Design: Stable, vibration-free on casters
- Safety: Locking brake and wedging device
- Compatibility: Two devices of the CB series
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Stacking frame is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Binder for laboratory use. It sits in Stands, rods & bases, inside Stands, clamps & racks, in Labware.
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