Name: Bea Pro 0154 Disinfectant wipe
Brand: Berner
SKU: BRN-0154
Price: 70.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

Bea Pro Prowipes Washing ethanol disinfectant in packs of 25.

The disinfectant wipe is ideal for cleaning various ethanol resistant surfaces and non-invasive medical devices. Ethanol wipes are not suitable for cleaning the skin. Size 300 x 200 mm.

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