The new Absorberbox XL from Schick is the cleanest solution for dust-intensive work in the laboratory. The extra large internal volume allows comfortable working with maximum freedom of movement. Generous access openings with rubber sleeves allow effortless insertion of handpieces and workpieces. An integrated suction unit with fine filter ensures a clear view of the workpiece at all times. For maximum extraction performance, the Absorberbox XL can be connected to an external extraction system. To do this, the filter unit simply needs to be pulled out with one hand and replaced with the connection plate for external extraction. The large-area LED lighting guarantees bright and shadow-free illumination of the work area. Your benefits
Flexible use in the laboratory thanks to integrated extraction system
Extra-large internal volume (21 liters)
Easy conversion from internal to external extraction
Large-area LED lighting
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