Description
Tubenboy is a compact laboratory accessory in ABS/SAN for emptying collapsible tubes up to a maximum tube width of 66 mm. It is intended for controlled dispensing of tube-packed soaps, lotions and similar viscous products used in occupational hygiene and personal-protection workflows beside the bench. The rigid ABS/SAN construction gives a lightweight, easy-to-clean body suited to wet-area and wash-up zones where tubes of cream, soap or skin-care preparations are kept ready for use. Positioned among dispensers and wall-mount related labware for soaps and lotions, Tubenboy helps reduce waste and messy handling when the last contents of a tube must be recovered cleanly. Supplied as 1 pc from manufacturer Carl ROTH, it is a single-unit aid for laboratories, workshops and safety stations that standardise tube-based consumables. With a low unit weight and a clear maximum tube-width rating of 66 mm, the device integrates simply into existing dispenser and personal-protection setups without complex installation. Choose Tubenboy wherever an ABS/SAN tube helper is needed for tidy, economical use of soaps and lotions in the lab environment.
This article belongs on Protective clothing (other), in Protective clothing & workwear.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Tubenboy
- Material: ABS/SAN
- Max. tube width: 66 mm
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