Ophthalmic Clinical Research, Accessories
SKU : 705000
Stand for ESV1200 Cabinets With Casters
SKU : 705000
Stand extends from 34” to 58”.
A universal stand with or without casters for the ESV1018, ESV1200, ESV1500, Models A+, A, or M illuminated cabinets.
Stand extends from 34” to 58”.
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