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WABEX425 behrotest water bath extraction unit is configured for 250 ml extraction with four positions running simultaneously. It serves laboratories that require parallel water-bath extraction at a larger 250 ml working volume while keeping several samples under comparable thermal conditions in one apparatus. Four simultaneous places support efficient batch handling of 250 ml extractions and reduce the need for staggered single-position runs. The instrument belongs to the behrotest water-bath extraction range from manufacturer Behr and is described as a four-place system for concurrent 250 ml extraction. Gross weight is 23,00 kg, with packaging depth 0,4 m, width 0,99 m and height 0,84 m, reflecting a full laboratory extraction station rather than a small accessory. Origin is Germany. The unit fits extraction-apparatus categories used for classical multi-place laboratory extraction, including workflows linked to Soxhlet-type and related extraction setups. By combining a defined 250 ml extraction scale with four parallel positions, the WABEX425 offers a clear multi-sample water-bath extraction solution supplied as 1 pc for installation in analytical and preparative laboratory environments.
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