
Pat's been hanging around the medical supply house again. We now have a boatload of rubber stoppers, the kind you see on bottles of liquid medicine, crimped down with an aluminum collar. (Pat didn’t buy the aluminum collars.) The medicine is removed via a hypodermic needle through the stopper. The rubber stoppers come in blue or gray They are 3/4” across the top, 5/16” top to bottom, and fits a 1/2” (13 mm) dia opening. Why would you want them? Because they'll fit many of the small wide-mouth and slope-shouldered bottles in our Bottlemania listing. Pat's really good!
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28991 LG BLUE STOPPER | |
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23438 LG GRAY STOPPER |
Never seemed fair to nail the "lazy" tag so permanently on the "Susans" but that probably has no "bearing" on the issue. Also called turntable bearings, they are the square, flat ball bearing devices YOU bolt between two flat objects to achieve rotation. Like that spinning center section of a Chinese restaurant table. We had these in surplus once and they were quite popular. To our chagrin, we discovered they could be bought commercially for the same price. So we did. The 4" version is rated for a 300lb. load, the 6" for 500lbs., and the 12" (round) for 1000lbs.
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21992 LAZY SCOTT BEARING, 12" | |
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2934 LAZY SCOTT BEARING, 4" | |
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21995 LAZY SCOTT BEARING, 6" |
Cases for mounting butterflies, bugs, rocks, fossils or any other three dimensional collectibles. Known as Riker mounts, these are sturdy cardboard boxes 7/8" deep, with glass glued into the front cover for viewing. They are filled with a fairly firm, white, expanded, synthetic, cotton–like material. The cushiony filler holds the three–dimensional viewee in place without pins or glue. Very handy for the proud trophy hunter. Our smaller is 8” x 12” and the larger 12” x 16–1/2”.
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93791 1-1/2" MOUNTING PINS |
$2.95
PKG(20)
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92372 12"X16" RIKER MOUNT | |
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88545 8"X12"RIKER MOUNT |
Three-legged steel stands for cooking above burners in the lab. The unit stands 6" tall with a 2–1/4" ID (3–1/4" OD) burner ring. Legs are 1/4" wide chromed steel and angle outward slightly. Burner rings have a grey baked enamel finish. Legs screw into burner rings and have adjusting nuts. Sturdy construction.
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89735 BURNER STAND, 6" |
Rejoice, we have finally found a source of reasonably priced borosilicate lab glassware. This is the kind of glass in the trade marked Pyrex(tm) and Kimax(tm) labware. The stuff you can put right over the flame of the Bunsen burner, or directly onto the hot plate. This stuff is imported from China, and is considered student grade, which is good enough for anything but the most exotic applications. We have beakers, test tubes, graduated cylinders and flasks. Compare the prices below and you will see that they are around half the U.S. equivalent. Call us for larger quantity prices.
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88987 BEAKER, 1000ML | |
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92611 BEAKER, 2000ML | |
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88985 BEAKER, 250ML | |
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88984 BEAKER, 50ML | |
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88986 BEAKER, 600ML | |
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88993 ERLEN FLASK, 500ML | |
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88992 ERLEN. FLASK, 250ML | |
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88991 ERLEN. FLASK, 50 ML | |
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88989 GRADUATED CYL. 100ML | |
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88988 GRADUATED CYL. 10ML | |
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88990 GRADUATED CYL. 250ML | |
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88995 TEST TUBE, 13X100MM | |
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88996 TEST TUBE, 16X150MM | |
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88997 TEST TUBE, 20X150MM | |
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92614 TEST TUBE, 25X150MM |
The sport of the future? No, cork-lined polystyrene boxes for holding microscope slides, complete with numbered slots and inventory sheets on the lids. The boxes are 8-3/4" x 6-3/4" x 1-1/3" with hinged lids. They are stackable, and you might get them in a variety of colors.
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90069 BOX FOR 100 SLIDES |
A wide assortment of thin (4 mil) vinyl adhesive strips. Endless applications: press your own FlexiDiscs, go into the sticker business, cover your clothing for a stylish, vapor-proof wardrobe. Sold in 10' lengths; note width and color below.
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27501 VINYL,WHITE,7" WIDE |
What can you do with a thin stainless steel tube? The question should be what can’t you do with a thin stainless steel tube. It's flexible, it's thin, it's stainless steel. What it's for is up to you. Here are the specs: #27529 is 10 feet long,.059” OD, .040” ID.
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27529 10 FT STAINLESS STEEL TUBING |
They have the look of something designed for the space program. They're mylar, a paper-thin shiny metallic sheet, that comes in handy when your car breaks down in winter, or when you're separated from your climbing group on the slopes of Mt. McKinley. Barring that, they're also a perfect material for a do-it-yourself cold-climate Halloween costume-near impossible to rip by hand, but cut easily with scissors. There's no padding, so they wouldn't be too comfy on your bed, but they sure are warm. They both come folded about the size of a wallet. The Blanket is 52" x 82", the Sleeping Bag is 34" x 84".
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91007 EMERGENCY BLANKET | |
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91432 MYLAR SLEEPING BAG |
Here are the ins and outs of submersible pumps for your DIY fountain.These small electric pumps run on 24 VAC (For low energy consumption.) from the included wall outlet adapter, are rated for continuous duty, have (3) suction-cup feet, an adjustable flow control and both a straight and 90° 5/16" tubing adapter. This little pump is roughly 2-5/8" x 1.5" x 2-1/4", has a 6-ft power cord with an in-line switch, and pumps 70 gal/hr @ 1 ft lift. Plug it in and go with the flow. Indoor use only.
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91348 INDOOR PUMP |
Polished glass equilateral prisms. Equilateral because each edge of the end is the same length, 32mm. Thus, as all you geometry students know, each of the angles is also the same, 60 degrees. These are school grade and are fine for decorative and demonstration. They do a nice job of diffracting light to produce a nice rainbow-like spectrum, but are definitely not up to instrumentation standards. The missing dimension, length, is shown below.
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31801 PRISM, 2" | |
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31798 PRISM, 4" | |
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31799 PRISM, 6" |
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