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Durable Fujiyama gas cylinder rack 4632 for secure laboratory gas cylinder storage, measures 70×35×100 cm.
Fujiyama Gas Cylinder Rack Model 4632 provides a robust and stable support solution for storing laboratory gas cylinders safely. Constructed to precise dimensions of 70 cm width, 35 cm depth, and 100 cm height, this rack is designed for optimized space utilization in lab environments. Ideal for biotechnology laboratories, clinical diagnostics facilities, and bioprocessing plants, it ensures secure handling and storage of pressurized gas cylinders, critical in various molecular diagnostics and gene editing workflows.
This equipment is widely adopted in biomedical engineering labs and molecular biology research centers requiring organized and secure gas cylinder management to maintain safety and workflow efficiency.
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Last updated 19 October 2026