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UMSCHLAG englisch 17.04.2007 15:18 Uhr Seite 1 english DIN EN ISO 9001 www.witeg.de new online catalog GENERAL CATALOG GENERAL CATALOG GENERAL CATALOG Postanschrift / Postal Address witeg Labortechnik GmbH Alpha-Index Postfach D 97866 Wertheim Hausanschrift / Home Address BEST witeg Labortechnik GmbH Am Bildacker 16 BUY D 97877 Wertheim Telefon +49 (0) 9342 / 93 01-0 Hotline +49 (0) 9342 / 93 01-22 Telefax +49 (0) 9342 / 93 01-77 E-Mail [email protected] Internet www.witeg.de english Seite 225-240engl 17.04.2007 17:02 Uhr Seite 226 Alpha Index API gravity hydrometers 116 Apparatus for determination of aromatic oils 81 1 2 3 Apparatus for determination of crankase oils 81 Apparatus van Slyke 78 12-Channel pipet WITOPET-Multi 222 Applicators cotton tipped 200 8-Channel pipet WITOPET-Multi 222 Aquariums 170 Aspirator bottles 157 Aspirator bulbs 95 A ASTM centrifuge tubes 69 ABBOTT cuvettes 191 ASTM E 100 hydrometers 116 Accessories for decoration 226-229 ASTM thermometers 124-125 Accessories for LABMAX, TITREX and MINISPENSOR 212 ASTM-D322-63, apparatus for det of crankcase oils 81 Accumulator hydrometer 118 Atom model construction kit 50 Acid hydrometer 118 Autoanalyzer cuvettes 191 Adapters filtration 57 Autoclave bags 199 Adapters screw thread SVS 22 Automatic burettes 92-95 Adapters 4 Automatic capillary pipettes 185 Adapters 21 Automatic pipettes 106 Adapters 213 Automatic pipettes 219-222 Adapters distillation 13 Autosampler vials 177-181 Adapters for crucibles 57 Autosampler-micro reaction vessels 179 Adapters S 33 Adapters Stutzer 15 Adapters tubing 147 B Adapters vacuum 13 Adjusting thermometer Beckmann 122 Bacteriological pipettes 100 Agar bottles 194 Bagfasteners 142 Agate mortars 131 Bags 142 Aids 139-145 Bags autoclavable 199 Air and oxygen 44 Ballons 157 Air condensers 16 Bang micro burettes 94 Air filter tube 192 Barell funnels 150 Air leak tubes 11 Barell pumps 151 Akes-Enzymautomat reaction vessels 171 Barometer tubings 142 Albumin tubes Kafka 188 Barometer tubings soda lime glass 140 Albuminimeter Esbach 188 Barrels removal 173 Alcoholometers 118 Barrolier automatic capillary pipette 185 Aliphatic hydrocarbons 45 Barron Ureometer 188 Alkane acids 45 Base 50 Alkanoles 45 Basins PE, PP 173 All gas burner 137 Baskets wire 174 Allen haematocrit tubes 187 Batch certification 90 Allihn condensers 18 Battled culture flasks 193 Allihn condensers 64 Beaker Amelung CUA 191 Allihn filter tubes 58 Beaker brushes 145 Aluminum crimp caps 181 Beaker tongs 144 Amber glass Erlenmeyer flasks 7 Beakers Griffin 158 Amber glass flasks 7 Beakers low 158 Amber glass flasks ST 5 Beakers medicine 191 Amber glass separatory funnels 66 Beakers PTFE 158 Amelung beakers CUA 191 Beakers quartz 163 Ampoules 177-181 Beakers tall 158 Ampules for freeze drying 74 Beaumé hydrometers 117 Analytical funnels 149-150 Beckmann molecular weights determination apparatus 82 Anschütz thermometer sets 123 Beckmann precision adjusting thermometers 122 Anschütz-Thiele intermediate receivers 14 Beckmann reaction vessels 171 Anti foaming trap 15 Bed pan 190 Antigene dilution 101 Bell filling 192 Antlinger column heads 12 Bell gas 79 Antlinger extraction units semi micro 65 Bellows 4 ANUMBRA petri dishes 199 Bends 10 230 Seite 225-240engl 17.04.2007 17:02 Uhr Seite 227 Alpha Index Bennert manometer 54 Burette needle valve stopcocks 27 Benzene and derivates 45 Burette stopcocks 27 Bernhauer distilling receivers 14 Burette tubes 91 Berthelot-Mahler thermometers 121 Burettes 91-94 Biometer flasks 196 Burettes and filter stand 151 BIOSTILL quartz silica heater 71 Burners 137 BIOSTILL water still 71 Blades disposable 207 Blades for stirrers 133 C Blood diluting pipettes 188 Blood group test plate 200 Calcium chloride cylinders 75 Blood lancets 202 Calcium chloride towers 75 Blood pipettes Ellermann 188 Calcium chloride tube 210 Blood sedimentation apparatus 186 Calcium chloride u-tubes 75 Blood sedimentation pipettes 186 Calibrated micro pipettes 225 Blood sugar pipettes 186 Calorimeter precision thermometers 121 Blood sugar tubes 186 Canisters 157 Blow out pipettes 97 Capillaries haematocrit 103 Blow out volumetric pipettes 97 Capillary blood sugar pipettes 186 BOD bottles 77 Capillary pipette automatic Barrolier 185 BOD bottles 79 Capillary pipettes 101-102 Böhm extraction units 65 Capillary pipettes Folin 101 Boiler feed water hydrometer 118 Capillary tubes DURAN 139 Boiling capillaries 11 Caps 15 Boiling flasks 21 Caps crimp for vials 181 Boiling flasks 5-7 Caps for culture bottles 194 Boiling point method 82 Caps threaded 24 Boiling rods 11 Carbohydrates 45 Boiling stones 11 Carbon and compounds 44 Bossheads 52 Carbon electrodes 47 Bottle roller 194 Carbon electrodes 78 Bottle top dispenser 208-212 Carboys 157 Bottles aspirator 157 Carlsbergpipetten, Constriction pipettes 186 Bottles conical shoulder 155 CE information 89 Bottles dropping 156 Cell counter electronic 189 Bottles for urine tests 190 Cell production roller apparatus 189 Bottles narrow mouth 152 Cell scraper 199 Bottles PE 154 Cellulose 63 Bottles specimen 154 Cellulose membrane filters 62 Bottles square 154-155 Cellulose paper 62 Bottles washing 156 Cellulose steristoppers 201 Bottles wide mouth 152 Center neck flasks ST 5 Bottom outlet stopcock 32 Center neck flat bottom flasks ST 7 Boxes 169 Center neck round bottom flasks 21 Boxes for vials 182 Center neck round bottom flasks 65 Boxes PE 169 Center neck volumetric flasks 107 Bredt distilling receivers 14 Centrifuge tubes 69-71 Brix hydrometers 115 Centrifuge tubes PP, PMP 166 Brushes 145 Centrifuge tubes, PP 201 Buckets 174 CERAN plates 138 Buechner filter funnels 57 Chain clamps 52 Buechner filter funnels 61 Chambers separating 185 Buechner funnels porcelain 176 Chattaway double spatulas 144 Buerker counting chambers 202 Check valve 210 Buerker-Tuerk counting chambers 202 Chemistry handbook 43 Bulbs 103 Chemistry kits 34-43 Bunsen burners 137 Chlor calcium tubes 12 Bunte gas burettes 80 Chromatography 45 Buret digital 214 Chromatography 177-185 Burette clamps 51 Chromatography ampoules 177-182 Burette holders 95 Chromatography columns 183-184 231 Seite 225-240engl 17.04.2007 17:02 Uhr Seite 228 Alpha Index Chromatography sprayer 185 Cork borers for cork boring machines 145 Chromatography vials 177-182 Cork boring machines 145 Circle filters 62 Cork knives 145 Circulation tube 213 Cork rings 159 Circulus stirring bars 136 Cork stoppers 30 Claisen flasks 8 Cotton plugging pipettes 98 Claisen heads 10 Cotton plugs 98 Claisen-Vigreux flasks 8 Cotton swabs 200 Claisen-Vigreux, pear shaped flasks 8 Coulter ZF6-System cuvettes 191 Clamps 3 Counter WITEG-digital Tally 130 Clamps 148 Counting chambers 202 Clamps 51-52 Cover glasses 203 Clamps burettes 51 Cover glasses for haemocytometer 187 Clamps Hoffmann 148 Crimp caps aluminum 181 Clamps Kaufmann 52 Crimper for aluminum caps 181 Clamps Mohr 148 Crossflow-BIOGEN-microfiltration modules 55 Clarisso vision 228-229 Crossflow-microfiltration 55 Cleansing system for pipettes 105 Crucible adapters 57 Clinical thermometers 127 Crucible tongs 144 Clip reading aid 108 Crucibles Gooch 57 Clips 142 Crucibles quartz 162 Clips 188 Cryo boxes 204 Clips for joints 3 Cryo stoppers 204 Clips spherical joints 21 Cryo tubes 204 Closures 24 Crystalizing dishes quartz 163 Closures 30 Crystallizing dishes 73 Closures 164 CUA Amelung beakers 191 Closures 201 Culture bottles 193-197 Cold traps 16 Culture bottles micro 182 Collecting flasks 9 Culture flasks 193 Color code screw caps 24 Culture tubes 164-165 Color comparison tubes 78 Cups 191 Column heads Antlinger 12 Cuvette washer Swiegot 82 Columns 16 Cuvettes disposable 83 Columns chromatography 183-184 Cuvettes for autoanalyzer 191 Columns packings 16 Cylinders graduated 109 Combi boxes 34-43 Cylinders with foot 169 Combi boxes SVS 43-48 Cylindrical separatory funnel 67 Combustion boats porcelain 175 Czako three way stopcocks 26 Condensers 64 Condensers 17-18 Cones FCH-V 2 D Cones ST 1 Decoration 226 Conformity certification 90 Daffert burettes 93 Congealing point thermometers 124 Dahland haematocrit tubes 187 Conical beakers 159 Davis condensers 17 Conical centrifuge tubes 69 Dean Stark water estimator 76 Conical shape separatory funnels 68 Delbrück capillary pipettes 102 Conical shoulder bottles 153 Delivery adapters 13 Conical shoulder bottles 155 Demeter pipettes 101 Connecting tubes 10 Density hydrometer cylinder 114 Connection tubes 142 Density hydrometers 113-115 Connectors for tubings 146-147 Desiccator inserts 76 Connectors tubing 146-147 Desiccator plates 76 Constant addition funnels 151 Desiccator plates porcelain 176 Constriction pipttes 186 Desiccator stopcocks 76 Contact thermometers 124 Desiccators 75-76 Container pipettes 105 Dewar cold trap 16 Contrast clips 108 Diamond glass scriber 143 Coplin staining jars 205 DIFFCOUNTER-WITEG-1 electronic cell counter 189 Cork borer sharpener 145 Diffico witeg volumetric instruments 90 Cork borers 145 232 Seite 225-240engl 17.04.2007 17:02 Uhr Seite 229 Alpha Index Diffusion and osmosis 45 Dropping pipettes 104 Digital buret 214 Drying cylinders 75 Digital pipette 222 Drying tubes 12 Dilution cylinders 111 Durham tubes 164 Dilution pipettes 101 Dyes 45 Dilution pipettes blood 188 Dimroth condensers 17 Dimroth condensers 64 E Discharge tube TITREX 215 Discharge tubes LABMAX 213 Economy burette stopcocks 27 Discharge tubes TITREX 213 Economy needle valves 27 Dishes crystallizing 73 Ectraction units Soxhlet 64 Dishes evaporating 74 Educational sets 34-50 Dispatch and storage box 203 Eggertz tubes 78 Dispenser 219
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