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Durable Fuji cylinder stand (5396) sized W70×D35×H100cm for secure gas cylinder support in labs
The Fuji Cylinder Stand Model 5396 is a robust laboratory gas cylinder rack designed for secure support and stabilization of gas cylinders. It features precise physical dimensions of 70 cm width, 35 cm depth, and 100 cm height, making it suitable for standard cylinder sizes. This stand is critical in laboratory setups requiring safe gas cylinder handling and storage, commonly utilized in *biotechnology*, *clinical diagnostics*, and *bioprocessing* environments where reliable gas supply support is essential. Please note this is a used item sold as-is, and functionality may vary from new conditions. Verification of performance prior to purchase is recommended. This equipment serves in applications demanding secure and stable cylinder management to ensure safety and operational efficiency in research and industrial labs.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
