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PAD-2800-0334

21” (535mm) Detachable Shaft, 316 SS, Serialized

$ 112.10 $ 112.10 112.10000000000001 USD

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OR-5570-8044

Black Viton O-Ring for Distek detachable shafts (Pack/12)

$ 29.50 $ 29.50 29.5 USD

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PAD-3251-1050

Paddle Blade, Electropolished 316 SS, Serialized

$ 93.22 $ 93.22 93.22 USD

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PAD-2821-0094

Shaft Collar with Thumb Screw for 2100 Series

$ 17.70 $ 17.70 17.7 USD

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PAD-65-700-036

16’’ (405mm) Paddle, Electropolished 316 SS, Serialized

$ 159.80 $ 159.80 159.8 USD

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PAD- 65-700-030

16’’ (405mm) Paddle, PTFE coated over 316 SS, Serialized

$ 141.60 $ 141.60 141.6 USD

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PAD-72-800-456

16” (405mm) Paddle, Solid Molded Fluoropolymer, Serialized

$ 173.40 $ 173.40 173.4 USD

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PAD-0103A00085

Paddles for 1 liter glass vessel

$ 190.00 $ 190.00 190.0 USD

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