10ml see-through vial (glass) with screw cap
€0.75
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10ml see-through vial made of glass with screw cap...
10ml see-through vial made of glass with screw cap. Suitable for samples of ants in alcohol, for a small queen or for honey, anti-escapes or any other element you use with the ants.
Dimensions:
Nominal capacity: 8±0.5ml
Maximum capacity: 9.5±0.5ml
Diameter: 22mm
Height: 45mm
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