Giant Classroom Thermometer, Largest Working Thermometer Available for Class Display! 30 in Wall Mounted Thermometer Has 23In Tube Recessed Into the Sturdy Wooden Base, Temperatures Range from -40Degree to 50Degree C and -40 D
VWR* General Purpose Water Bath, 120 V, Working Temperature Range deg C :Ambient +5 deg to 100 deg, Temperature Calibration Capability: 1-point, Three push-button pre-sets for frequently used temperatures, Dimensions: 12.7 x 27.4 x 15.2cm, capacity: 5 L
TetraView LCD Digital Microscope, Fetures: 40x to 400x magnification (up to 1600x with digital zoom), 4.3in LCD touchscreen, 5 MP CMOS built-in digital camera, Adjustable LED bottom illumination180 deg rotatable LCD screen, AV/TV output, Coarse and fine focus knobs
HDPE bottle, polypropylene sprayer. Adjustable stream. Chemical-resistant, unbreakable. Instant-off trigger release eliminates messy drips on the bench. Ideal for hot, cold, aqueous, and solvent-based solutions. Contoured to fit in the hand. Capacity: 240mL.
Reusable. Borosilicate Glass. For use in bacteriological work. Repeated sterilization, wet or dry, does not cause clouding. With beaded rim and permanent white marking spot. Size,mm: 13x100. Volume: 9ml.
made from stainless steel, measures in inches and millimeters, Read-out from 0 to 6 inches with 0.001" resolution, or 0 to 150 mm with 0.01mm resolution, zero set button, depth measuring rod, fine adjustment thumb wheel,
Designed with an ergonomic body and made of Carbon Fiber 15.2 cm (6 in) Caliper. Includes a friction thumb roller for fast readings and a depth bar that extends from the end of the instrument.
2mp, makes a traditional microscope into a digital microscope, Capture images and video of your specimens via your computer, works with 23 mm to 30 mm diameter eyepieces, Connect the imager to your computer via USB 2.0 cable, Pixel size: 2.8umx2.8um, sensor size: 1/3.2in
16oz. For use with 100x oil immersion objectives. Contains no PCB compounds. Low fluorescence, low viscosity. Type A, at 150 centistokes, reduces any tendancy to trap air, especially helpful to beginning students. Air bubbles cause image degradation.