Lindberg/Blue M™ Mini-Mite™ Tube Furnaces from Thermo Fisher Scientific

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ItemLindberg/Blue M™ Mini-Mite™ Tube Furnaces
CompanyThermo Fisher Scientific
PriceGet Quote
Catalog NumberTF55030A-1 / TF55035A-1 / TF55030C-1 / TF55035C-1
Temperature Range100 °C to 1100 °C
Exterior DimensionsVaries with model
Interior DimensionsVaries with model
VolumeInquire
QuantityEA
TypeHorizontal
Voltage208 to 240V

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Waltham, MA 02451

United States

Phone: 781-622-1000

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