75SSC-104-02 Lightweight Breadboard
Description
TMC's 75 Series Breadboards minimize both weight and cost. A patented manufacturing technique allows TMC to form countersunk, tapped holes in a thin top skin of stainless steel. The holes are not drilled or punched, but fabricated in a way that effectively “thickens” the skin in a small ring around the threads. No inserts are used and the tapped holes are 3 threads deep.
These tops have relatively high levels of rigidity, as they utilize TMC's standard steel core. However, with their thin top and bottom skins, they cannot have the rigidity and damping properties of TMC's 78 and 77 CleanTop II Breadboards. They are ideal when light loads are anticipated and low weight and/or cost are the most crucial factors. The weight savings - 50% less than TMC's 78 Series Breadboard - is derived only from the lighter gauge skins. This lightweight design is available from stock in the sizes listed below. A full range of sizes and materials is available on a custom basis. Contact Harvard Apparatus Canada for pricing and delivery for custom configurations.
75SSC-104-02 Lightweight Breadboard
Specifications |
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| Table Material: | Aluminum |
| Hole Pattern: | 1/4inch holes separated by 1inch |
| Table Length: | 450 mm |
| Table Width: | 1200 mm |
| Table Thickness: | 25 mm |
| Flatness: | +/- 0.005 mm/mm^2 |
Features
- TMC's 75 Series Breadboards minimize both weight and cost. A patented manufacturing technique allows TMC to form countersunk, tapped holes in a thin top skin of stainless steel. The holes are not drilled or punched, but fabricated in a way that effectively “thickens” the skin in a small ring around the threads. No inserts are used and the tapped holes are 3 threads deep.
- These tops have relatively high levels of rigidity, as they utilize TMC's standard steel core. However, with their thin top and bottom skins, they cannot have the rigidity and damping properties of TMC's 78 and 77 CleanTop II Breadboards.
- They are ideal when light loads are anticipated and low weight and/or cost are the most crucial factors.
- The weight savings - 50% less than TMC's 78 Series Breadboard - is derived only from the lighter gauge skins.
- This lightweight design is available from stock in the sizes listed below. A full range of sizes and materials is available on a custom basis. Contact Harvard Apparatus Canada for pricing and delivery for custom configurations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The main advantage of TMC's 75 Series Breadboards is that they minimize both weight and cost.
The tapped holes in the breadboard are not drilled or punched, but fabricated in a way that effectively "thickens" the skin in a small ring around the threads.
The tapped holes in the breadboard are 3 threads deep.
No, due to their thin top and bottom skins, the 75 Series Breadboards cannot have the same rigidity and damping properties as TMC's 78 and 77 CleanTop II Breadboards.
Yes, a full range of sizes and materials is available on a custom basis. Customers can contact Harvard Apparatus Canada for pricing and delivery for custom configurations.