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Basket Carrier Stainless Steel, 10 kg Load - Bandelin KT 30
Basket carrier KT 30 in stainless steel for safe, scratch-free placement of baskets and sieve trays in the SONOREX ultrasonic bath. It keeps the load at the optimal sonication level and protects the tank floor. Load capacity up to 10 kg.
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Description
The KT 30 stainless steel basket carrier holds baskets and sieve trays safely and scratch-free in the SONOREX ultrasonic bath. It keeps the load at a constant height in the sound field and prevents direct contact with the tank floor, so cavitation can act evenly.
Benefits
- Safe, scratch-free placement of baskets and sieve trays
- Constant sonication level for uniform cleaning
- Protects the tank floor from scratches and load
- Corrosion-resistant stainless steel construction
- Load capacity up to 10 kg
Applications
The basket carrier holds baskets and sieve trays in the ultrasonic bath in clinics, labs and workshops, for example when cleaning instruments, small parts and laboratory accessories. Suitable for use as a Class I Medical Device, CE compliant.
Suitable for K 29 EM oder 1/1-DIN-Siebschale.
Technical data
| Order no. | 7517 |
|---|---|
| Outer dimensions (L×W) | 470 × 270 mm |
| Load capacity | 10 kg |
| Weight | 0.89 kg |
| Manufacturer | Bandelin |
| Manufacturer Nr. | 7517 |
| HS-Code | 84799080 |
| GPSR manufacturer information | BANDELIN electronic GmbH & Co. KG, Heinrichstraße 3-4, DE-12207 Berlin, bandelin.com |
| Condition of article | New |
| Article authenticity | Original product |
| Country of Manufacture | Germany |
| ESD version | TEC |
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