Description
Rotilabo® weight and stabilizing ring is an open-form laboratory ring used to weight and stabilise vessels during sample handling and storage. It offers a mass of 930 g (0,930 kg) and an inner diameter of 66 mm, so it can be placed around larger flasks, bottles or comparable containers to limit tipping and sliding on the bench. The open design supports quick fitting and removal without fully lifting the vessel, which helps keep workflows smooth in busy laboratory environments. Delivered as one piece, the accessory aligns with sample-handling needs across laboratory glass, vessels and consumables. This Rotilabo® stabilizing ring from manufacturer Heathrow Scientific provides a clearly specified weight and opening for matching to common vessel dimensions in analytical, preparative and holding applications. It is suited to routine bench work where controlled positioning of glassware or plasticware improves safety and convenience during pipetting, observation or short-term storage. Choose this size when a heavier ring and wider inner diameter better match the vessels in use.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: Weight and stabilizing ring
- Brand: Rotilabo®
- Form: Open form
- Weight: 930 g (0,930 kg)
- Inner diameter: 66 mm
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