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Steel chemical storage cabinet Kenis G-170 with single door, 515×380×880mm, 17kg, for secure reagent storage
Kenis G-170 chemical storage cabinet offers a steel construction designed for secure storage of laboratory reagents and chemicals. Featuring a single hinged door, the cabinet measures 515 mm width, 380 mm depth, and 880 mm height with a weight of 17 kg, suitable for standard laboratory environments. This chemical storage cupboard is essential for safely organizing reagents in biotech, pharmaceutical, and chemical research facilities. As a used unit sold as-is, it is recommended to verify the cabinet's current condition before use. The cabinet supports biotechnology and molecular diagnostics workflows by providing reliable containment critical in bioprocessing and synthetic biology research. Its compact footprint makes it ideal for laboratories with limited space needing compliant hazardous material storage solutions.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
