Bosshead Malleable Cast Iron Chromium Plated
Product Code : EL-B-10839
The Bosshead Malleable Cast Iron Chromium Plated from Lab Exports is available in three diameter variants, made from tempered cast iron with a chromium-plated finish and a choice of safety screw (heart) or thumb screw fastening.
Specifications
| Material | Diameter (d/Ø) | Angle | Thread |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tempered Cast Iron | 16.5mm | 90° | 8mm |
| Tempered Cast Iron | 20.0mm | 90° | 8mm |
| Tempered Cast Iron | 36.0mm | 90° | 8mm |
Available Screw Types: Safety screw type heart, thumb screw.
Key Features
- Available in three diameter variants: 16.5mm, 20.0mm and 36.0mm
- Choice of safety screw (heart) or thumb screw fastening
- Tempered cast iron construction with chromium-plated finish
- Fixed 90° angle connection across all variants
Applications
The Bosshead Malleable Cast Iron Chromium Plated is used to connect retort stand rods of varying diameters at right angles in general laboratory support assemblies.
Why Choose Lab Exports
Lab Exports is a trusted manufacturer and exporter of laboratory equipment including a complete range of Bossheads for laboratories and institutions worldwide. Every product is built for reliability and long-term durability, backed by responsive after-sales support. Lab Exports serves customers in Nigeria, South Africa, and Zambia, and across the wider Africa region, as a recognised laboratory bosshead exporter India institutions depend on.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What diameter variants are available?
16.5mm, 20.0mm and 36.0mm.
Q2. What material is this bosshead made of?
Tempered cast iron with a chromium-plated finish.
Q3. What angle does this bosshead provide?
90°, across all variants.
Q4. What screw types are available?
Safety screw (heart) or thumb screw.
Q5. What is the thread size?
8mm, across all variants.
Request a Quote
For pricing, specifications or export documentation on the Bosshead Malleable Cast Iron Chromium Plated, contact Lab Exports for a detailed quotation.
