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Bel-Art Tubing Clamps, For Tubing 3.2 - 11 mm Dia, Pack of 12

Brand:Bel-Art

Ext. tubing Ø

Max. ext. tubing Ø

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HS Code #
39174000
Ext. tubing Ø
3.2 ... 11.0 mm
Material
Acetal
Max. ext. tubing Ø
11.0 mm
Min. ext. tubing Ø
3.2 mm
UNSPSC
41121815

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Product description

The Bel-Art Tubing Clamps are designed for securely holding tubing with diameters ranging from 3.2 to 11 mm. These durable clamps are ideal for laboratory, industrial, and research applications where precise tubing control is necessary. Sold in a pack of 12, these clamps offer great value and ensure reliable performance for holding and controlling the flow of fluids in various systems. Made from high-quality materials, they provide long-lasting durability and secure grip on tubing during experiments and processes.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Bel-Art
  • Compatibility: For tubing with diameters from 3.2 to 11 mm
  • Quantity: Pack of 12 clamps for multiple applications
  • Material: Durable construction for long-lasting use
  • Application: Ideal for laboratory, industrial, and research applications
  • Performance: Provides a secure grip for tubing control and fluid regulation

Bel-Art Tubing Clamps are an essential tool for precise control and secure handling of tubing in various professional settings.

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Tubing clamps for tubing 3,2-11 mm dia. pack of 12

Manufacturer P/N

F18228-0000

Part Number

9.205 918

Manufacturer

Bel-Art

Ext. tubing Ø

3.2 ... 11.0 mm

Tubing clamps pack of 100
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Bel-Art Tubing Clamps, Pack of 100

R 1,922.80

Inc. VAT

Manufacturer P/N

F18227-0000

Part Number

6.301 574

Manufacturer

Bel-Art

Ext. tubing Ø

4.7 mm

BEL-ART-Tubing clamps for tubings up to dia. 19mm pack of 6

Manufacturer P/N

F18229-0000

Part Number

6.254 275

Manufacturer

Bel-Art

Ext. tubing Ø

19.0 mm

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It are designed for securely holding tubing with diameters ranging from 3.2 to 11 mm. These durable clamps are ideal for laboratory, industrial, and research applications where precise tubing control is necessary. Sold in a pack of 12, these clamps offer great value and ensure reliable performance for holding and controlling the flow of fluids in various systems. Made from high-quality materials, they provide long-lasting durability and secure grip on tubing during experiments and processes.

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