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Rare Earth Magnet Pill Shaped Stir Bars - Various Sizes

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Rare Earth Magnet Pill Shaped Stir Bars - Various Sizes

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$2.00 - $9.00

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Pill-shaped rare earth magnetic stir bars in 8×13, 8×22, 9×29 and 9×38 mm.

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Description

Our Rare Earth Magnet is coated with a Teflon coating allowing for no reaction to fluids and allows the magnet to withstand high temperatures of 280°C. This magnetic pill stirrer is best recommended to use for stirring fluids inside of beakers and other glassware. These are best recommended to use with a hot plate or magnetic stirrer bar.

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What sizes are available?+

8 mm × 13 mm, 8 mm × 22 mm, 9 mm × 29 mm and 9 mm × 38 mm.

Is further specification available?+

No. This listing carries no descriptive text beyond its title and size options, so the coating and temperature limit are not documented here. The related egg-shaped bars are described as Teflon coated, but confirm before ordering.

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