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Year WarrantyA great complement to the Stir Station as well as a perfect holder for many sensors. Built to connect to all standard ring-stand posts, it keeps your Vernier sensors firmly in place.
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The Electrode Support connects to all standard ring-stand posts to keep sensors firmly in place during an experiment.
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