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Double gas cylinder rack for 1500L cylinders, size W450×D300×H700mm, used for secure gas storage
This double gas cylinder rack stand (model 1500-2-S) by Panasonic Vehicle Industry Co., Ltd. is designed for secure and organized storage of two 1500-liter gas cylinders. Constructed with a footprint measuring 450 mm width × 300 mm depth × 700 mm height, it supports safe handling and storage within laboratory or industrial gas management settings. Ideal for biotechnology laboratories and bioprocessing facilities where regulated gas supplies are critical, it ensures stable placement of large gas cylinders. Sold in used condition as-is, it may not retain original manufacturer performance or function. Suitable for medical gas storage, chemical laboratories, and facilities engaged in molecular diagnostics or synthetic biology workflows requiring controlled gas cylinder management.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
