Base Station Kit (Product Code: SLE/CME/011) is a complete VHF base station radio kit used to run a fixed control point for local two-way radio networks at offices and project sites. Security and site managers rely on its Motorola radio covering 136–174 MHz at 1–25 W with 255 channels, supplied with a 3 dB base antenna and 30 m of RG213 cable. It is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India, which also handles lab equipment export from India.

Specifications

What Is the Base Station Kit Used For?

A VHF base station suits networks that cover a town, campus, compound or project area, where coverage is mainly line of sight. The operator at the desktop tray talks to handheld and vehicle radios on the network's channels, and Select V selective calling lets the base call one radio instead of everyone on the channel.

The radio's safety functions support people who work alone: lone worker raises an alarm when a user stops responding, emergency calling lets a user signal for help, and stun/un-stun lets the base disable and re-enable a lost or stolen radio. Phone patch links a radio call to a telephone line, and whisper mode helps users speak quietly and still be heard. Mount the 3 dB antenna on the roof clear of obstructions and connect the lightning arrestor to a good earth.

What to Specify When Ordering

• The frequencies within 136–174 MHz licensed to your network.
• The other radios in your network, so Select V signalling and features can be matched.
• Whether the 30 m RG213 cable covers the route from the desk to the roof antenna.
• The number of base stations and sites to equip.

Supplier

Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, trading as ScienceLab, supplies the Base Station Kit from Ambala as a sourced VHF kit built around a third-party Motorola radio. Buyers receive quotations for India and international markets, and we review your network details before quoting. Visit our company profile to learn about the business.

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Radios and tools used with a VHF base station:

• Mobile Station Kit — VHF vehicle radio kit with the same Select V signalling.
• Portable Radio Kit — handheld radio for staff on foot; confirm the band matches.
• Radio Base Kit — HF base station for links beyond VHF range.
• Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 220 VAC Eqpt — tools for roof antenna and cable installation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What frequency band and power does the Base Station Kit use?
The Base Station Kit works on VHF from 136 to 174 MHz with narrow band FM, 1–25 W output and 255 channels. VHF suits local networks across a town, campus or project area rather than very long distances.

What is included in the Base Station Kit?
The Base Station Kit includes a radio with display and full keypad microphone, a desktop tray, a PSU, power cables, a fuse, a fixed roof mount antenna, antenna cable and a lightning arrestor. The antenna is listed as 3 dB and the cable as 30 m of RG213.

Is the antenna cable long enough for my building?
The Base Station Kit comes with 30 m of RG213 coaxial cable for the roof-mounted antenna. Measure the route from the radio desk to the antenna position, and if it is longer than 30 m, mention this in your enquiry.

What safety functions does the Base Station Kit radio have?
The radio in the Base Station Kit offers emergency calling, lone worker, emergency exit, stun/un-stun and silent interrogate, alongside selective calling with Motorola Select V signalling. These help supervisors look after staff who work alone or in remote parts of a site.

Which brand is the radio in the Base Station Kit?
The Base Station Kit is listed with a Motorola radio using Motorola Select V signalling. Radio models change over time, so the exact model offered is confirmed in your quotation; tell us which radios your network already uses.

Who supplies the Base Station Kit?
Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India supplies the Base Station Kit as a sourced third-party radio kit. Quotations are prepared for buyers in India and international markets through the contact page and enquiry cart.

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Request pricing for the Base Station Kit on our contact page, giving your frequency band and number of sites, or add it to the enquiry cart with the vehicle and handheld radios for the same network.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Mobile Station Kit (Product Code: SLE/CCME/012) is a VHF mobile radio kit used to give vehicles two-way voice contact with a base station and other radios in a local network. Fleet and site transport teams use it for its Motorola Select V signalling, voice-mail storage, display with 4 lines of 14 characters and output programmable from 1 to 25 W. It is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India, a laboratory instruments supplier in India that also sources two-way radios.

Specifications

What Is the Mobile Station Kit Used For?

The Mobile Station Kit turns a vehicle into a mobile point on a VHF network, so drivers can take instructions from a base station and coordinate with handheld users on a site or around a town. The radio is fixed with the mounting bracket, powered from the vehicle battery through the fused battery cables, and linked to the roof-mounted antenna by the antenna cable.

Voice mail keeps messages for a driver who cannot answer at once, and the 7 programmable buttons can be assigned to frequently used functions. Lone worker, emergency calling and stun/un-stun help supervisors protect both staff and equipment. Because the radio is regulated, arrange the import licence and frequency licence required in most countries before shipment.

What to Specify When Ordering

• The exact VHF band on your licence, since the listing gives 136–174 MHz and also 146–174 MHz.
• The channel spacing your network uses, 12.5 kHz or 25 kHz.
• The status of the import licence and frequency licence in the destination country.
• The number of vehicles and their roof type for the fixed antenna mount.

Supplier

The Mobile Station Kit is supplied by ScienceLab, the trading name of Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, Ambala, Haryana, as a sourced radio kit built on a third-party Motorola radio. For purchase files and vendor forms, the supplying company is registered under CIN U29309HR2020PTC087597 and GSTIN 06AAECJ8618A1ZT. More about us is on the company profile.

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Other radio equipment for a vehicle fleet network:

• Base Station Kit — VHF base station with the same Motorola Select V signalling.
• Portable Radio Kit — handheld radio for staff who leave the vehicle; confirm the band matches.
• Radio Mobile Kit — HF vehicle kit for routes beyond VHF range.
• Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 110 VAC Eqpt — tools for fitting brackets, cables and antennas.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in the Mobile Station Kit?
The Mobile Station Kit includes the radio with display and full keypad microphone, battery cables, a fuse, a mounting bracket, a fixed roof mount antenna and antenna cable. It is packed in a cardboard box of 5.45 kg and 0.02 m³.

What frequency range does the Mobile Station Kit cover?
The Mobile Station Kit is listed for 136–174 MHz VHF with narrow band FM, although one line of the listing gives 146–174 MHz. Tell us the frequencies on your licence, and the exact band will be confirmed in the quotation.

Do I need a licence for the Mobile Station Kit?
Yes, in most countries. The Mobile Station Kit is regulated radio equipment that requires an import licence and a frequency licence in most countries. Check the requirements in the country of use before ordering and share the licence status with us.

What features does the Mobile Station Kit radio offer?
The Mobile Station Kit radio has up to 255 channels, 1–25 W programmable output, voice mail, scanning, 7 programmable buttons, 3 status LEDs and an internal loudspeaker. It also supports lone worker, emergency calling, stun/un-stun, phone patch and whisper mode.

Can the channel spacing of the Mobile Station Kit be changed?
Yes. Channel spacing on the Mobile Station Kit is programmable between 12.5 and 25 kHz, so it can match the spacing used by your licence and existing radios. State your network's spacing when you ask for a quotation.

Who supplies the Mobile Station Kit?
Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, Haryana, India supplies the Mobile Station Kit as a sourced third-party radio kit. Quotations are prepared for fleet and project buyers in India and international markets.

Request a Quote

Share the number of vehicles, your frequency band and licence status through the contact page, or add the Mobile Station Kit to the enquiry cart for a quotation.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Tube ESR (Product Code: SLE/CL/28) is a clear glass tube graduated from 0 to 200mm, with a diameter of approximately 2.6mm, used for measuring the sedimentation rate of red blood cells (erythrocytes). The ESR test is one of the simplest screening tests a laboratory runs, and this tube is a basic commodity in clinic and hospital laboratories as well as in medical laboratory technology training. It is made by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India, which works as a lab glassware manufacturer in India for diagnostic and teaching customers.

Specifications

Typical Use

For an ESR test, a well-mixed anticoagulated blood sample is drawn up the tube to the zero mark, and the tube is set upright in an ESR rack. Red cells gradually settle, leaving a clear column of plasma above them. At the end of the period set by the laboratory's method, the technician reads the height of that clear column on the 0–200mm scale and reports it in millimetres. A raised result points to inflammation or other conditions that doctors then investigate further.

Results depend heavily on technique. Keep the tube exactly vertical, place the rack on a steady bench away from vibration, direct sunlight and heaters, and make sure no air bubbles are trapped in the blood column. Always fill the tube with a bulb or pipette filler rather than by mouth. After use, wash tubes thoroughly, rinse with distilled water and dry them completely, since traces of detergent or water can alter the next reading. Hospitals comparing laboratory instruments in India for a new haematology bench usually order tubes, racks and timers as one set.

Manufacturer

Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited makes this tube under its ScienceLab trading name in Ambala, Haryana, where the company produces glassware, instruments and teaching equipment for laboratories. ESR tubes and the matching rack can be ordered from the same source. Read about the company on its profile page.

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Complete your ESR setup with these items from the same range:

• ESR Rack — holds the tubes upright while the red cells settle.
• Mechanical Timer 60min — times the sedimentation period so every reading is taken on schedule.
• Bulb Type, Pipette Filler — for drawing blood up to the zero mark safely, without mouth pipetting.
• Blood Specimen Rotator — keeps samples evenly mixed before the tube is filled.
• Gloves W/o Powder Nitrile Disposable — protection while handling blood and cleaning used tubes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What scale and size does the tube have?
It is a clear glass tube graduated from 0 to 200mm, with a diameter of approximately 2.6mm.

Which rack does it fit?
The tube is suitable for an ESR rack with 5 positions. Mention the rack in your enquiry and we will confirm the pairing when quoting.

Does the tube contain an anticoagulant?
It is described as a graduated clear glass tube. Prepare the anticoagulated sample according to your laboratory's ESR method before filling.

Can the tubes be reused?
Glass tubes can be cleaned and reused provided they are washed, rinsed with distilled water and fully dried each time. Replace any tube with chipped ends or faded graduations.

How many tubes come in a pack?
Pack quantity is not listed on this page. Tell us the number you need through the contact page and we will quote accordingly.

Can you supply hospitals and colleges in bulk?
Yes. We quote institutional and bulk orders for laboratories in India and international markets.

Request a Quote

To receive pricing, use the contact page or add the ESR tube and rack to the enquiry cart.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Portable Radio Kit (Product Code: SLE/CME/013) is a handheld two-way radio used by staff on foot to stay in voice contact with colleagues, vehicles and a base station in a local radio network. Security, logistics and field teams value its full keyboard for selective and telephone dialling, 255-channel capacity, switchable 1–5 W output and Lone Worker function. It is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India, and can be quoted within a scientific equipment bulk supply order for projects.

Specifications

What Is the Portable Radio Kit Used For?

Handheld radios keep guards, drivers, warehouse staff and site workers in touch across a compound, campus or event without relying on mobile networks. With the full keyboard, a user can dial one particular radio or, where the network offers it, a telephone number, while channel scanning and the missed call alert help them avoid missing calls.

For people working alone, emergency signalling sends a help call to a pre-defined person or group, if needed as a pre-recorded voice message. The Lone Worker function puts the radio into emergency mode when the user does not respond to a warning signal. Use the low power setting for short-range work to save battery, and VOX when both hands are busy.

What to Specify When Ordering

• The frequency band and channels on your licence, as the listing does not state the band.
• The number of handsets needed.
• Whether your network offers selective dialling and telephone dialling.
• The channel spacing in use, 12.5 kHz or 25 kHz.

Supplier

ScienceLab (Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited) supplies the Portable Radio Kit from Ambala, Haryana, sourcing it for organisations that need handheld radios alongside base and vehicle equipment. Our team checks the band and features against your network before quoting for India and international markets. Company background is on our profile page.

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Equipment that works with handheld radios in a network:

• Base Station Kit — VHF base station that coordinates handheld users.
• Mobile Station Kit — VHF vehicle radio for the same kind of local network.
• Radio Manpack Kit — HF manpack for teams working beyond handheld range.
• Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 220 VAC Eqpt — tools for maintaining the radio network.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What output power does the Portable Radio Kit have?
The Portable Radio Kit offers low or high power across 1–5 W. Low power suits short-range work and saves battery, while high power helps reach users who are further away or inside buildings.

Which frequency band does the Portable Radio Kit use?
The listing for the Portable Radio Kit does not state a frequency band. Tell us the band and channels on your licence, and the radios already in your network, so a matching version can be confirmed before we quote.

What safety functions does the Portable Radio Kit have?
The Portable Radio Kit has emergency signalling, which sends a help signal to a pre-defined person or group, optionally as a pre-recorded voice message, and a Lone Worker function that switches to emergency mode if the user does not respond to a warning signal.

Can the Portable Radio Kit be used hands-free?
Yes. The Portable Radio Kit supports VOX, which starts transmission when the user speaks, so hands stay free for work. Its X-pand voice compression improves audio quality, and the whisper function lets users speak quietly and still be heard.

What are the size and packing details of the Portable Radio Kit?
The Portable Radio Kit transceiver measures an estimated 137 × 57.5 × 37.5 mm. It is packed in a cardboard box of 2 kg and 0.003 m³, which helps when planning freight for larger quantities.

Who supplies the Portable Radio Kit?
Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India supplies the Portable Radio Kit as a sourced handheld radio. We quote for buyers in India and international markets once the frequency band and quantity are known.

Request a Quote

To receive a price for the Portable Radio Kit, send your band, channel details and number of handsets through our contact page, or add it to the enquiry cart.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Coplin Staining Jar (Product Code: SLE/CL/29) is an upright jar for staining techniques that holds 10 microscope slides of 26x76mm on edge, so a whole batch of smears can be dipped into one reagent at once. It is closed with a glass cover that withstands stains and organic solvents, and the slides stand taller than the opening so they can be lifted out by hand without forceps. Pathology, haematology and microbiology sections in clinics and hospitals rely on jars like this, and it is made by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, for laboratories planning a microbiology lab setup in India or refitting an existing staining bench.

Specifications

Typical Use

Most staining methods pass a slide through several liquids in a fixed order: a fixative, one or more stains, rinses, a differentiating step, and often alcohols and a clearing solvent before mounting. Laboratories set out a row of Coplin jars, one for each step, label them clearly, and move the slides from jar to jar with timed immersions. Because each jar takes up to 10 slides, a technician can stain a full batch of blood films, tissue sections or bacterial smears together instead of treating them one at a time.

Keep the glass cover on between runs to cut evaporation and fumes, especially for alcohol and solvent steps, and work in a well-ventilated area. Fill each jar high enough to cover the smear, filter or replace stains on a regular schedule so deposits do not settle on the slides, and lift slides by the end that projects above the rim. For school and college biology lab equipment in India, a small set of jars is also a simple way to teach students routine smear staining.

Manufacturer

ScienceLab is the working name of Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, a company in Ambala, Haryana, that makes and supplies apparatus for clinical and educational laboratories. Staining jars, slide racks and storage boxes from the same range can be ordered together for a complete slide workflow. See the about-us page for company details.

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Pair the jar with these items used before and after staining:

• Coplin Jar Staining — another Coplin jar in the range for building a multi-step staining line.
• Rack Staining Slides Horizontal — for methods where stain is flooded onto flat slides instead of dipping.
• Plain Slides — slides for preparing the smears to be stained.
• Slide Drying Rack — lets stained slides drain and dry upright.
• Storage Box, 100 Slides — for storing finished slides after examination.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many slides does the jar hold, and what size?
It takes 10 slides of 26x76mm, standing on edge.

Can alcohol or solvents be kept in it?
The glass cover withstands stains and organic solvents. Keep the jar covered when not in use and handle solvent steps in a ventilated area.

Do I need forceps to take slides out?
No. The slides extend above the opening, so you can lift them by hand. Wear gloves when handling stains.

How many jars do I need for one staining method?
Usually one jar per reagent step. Count the fixatives, stains, rinses and solvents in your protocol and order that number of jars.

How should the jar be cleaned?
Empty it, rinse with water, remove stain deposits with laboratory detergent or a suitable solvent, and let it dry fully before refilling.

Do you take bulk or export orders?
Yes. Hospitals, colleges and distributors in India and international markets can request a quotation via the contact page.

Request a Quote

Send your requirement through our contact page or add the staining jar to the enquiry cart with the rest of your staining bench items.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 220 VAC Eqpt (Product Code: SLE/CME/014) is a complete technician's tool kit used to install and maintain radio, antenna and ICT equipment where mains tools run on 220 V AC. IT and telecom teams get hand tools, coaxial crimping tools, two soldering irons, electric and battery drills, an SWR meter and a VOM multimeter in one kit of about 50 kg. It is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India, a laboratory equipment supplier in India serving telecom and IT buyers.

Specifications

What Is the ICT Technician Tool Kit Used For?

Technicians who set up radio rooms, antennas, solar power and computer equipment need a broad set of tools at remote sites where nothing can be borrowed. This kit brings hand tools for assembly, crimping tools for fitting coaxial connectors, soldering irons for repairs and drills for mounting brackets and passing cables through walls.

The SWR meter and VOM multimeter are the kit's test and measurement instruments: the SWR meter checks how well an antenna and its cable are matched to the radio, and the multimeter measures voltage, current and resistance on power and signal circuits. The compass and inclinometer set an antenna's direction and tilt, and the antistatic wrist-band protects sensitive boards during repairs. Because the mains-powered tools are for 220 V AC, choose the 110 VAC version for sites on 110 V supplies.

What to Specify When Ordering

• Which voltage version you need: this 220 VAC kit or the 110 VAC version.
• The number of kits, usually one per technician team.
• How butane gas for the gas soldering iron will be obtained at the site.
• Freight planning for about 50 kg and 0.25 cbm per kit.

Supplier

Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited supplies this technician tool kit under its ScienceLab name from Ambala, Haryana, sourcing the tools and instruments for telecom and IT buyers. For export paperwork, the company's Importer-Exporter Code is AAECJ8618A, and procurement teams in India can add it as a vendor using GSTIN 06AAECJ8618A1ZT. The company profile has more background.

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Equipment that ICT technicians install and service with this kit:

• Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 110 VAC Eqpt — version for sites where mains tools run on 110 V AC.
• Portable Antenna Aluminium, 12m — antenna mast the technicians erect and guy.
• Radio Base Kit — HF radio room equipment to install and maintain.
• 200 Wp Solar Power System, Complete — solar power installation for off-grid sites.
• Digital Multimeter — an extra meter for a second technician.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What tools are in the Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 220 VAC Eqpt?
The Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 220 VAC Eqpt contains pliers, spanners, screwdrivers, wrenches, coaxial crimping tools, two soldering irons, electrical and battery drills with bits, an SWR meter, a VOM multimeter, flashlights, a compass and inclinometer, a hacksaw, Allen keys, a measuring tape, knives, cable ties and an antistatic wrist-band.

What does 220 VAC mean for this tool kit?
In the name Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 220 VAC Eqpt, 220 VAC marks the version for sites where mains-powered tools run on 220 V AC. For sites on 110 V supplies, choose the Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 110 VAC Eqpt instead.

Which test instruments come with the Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 220 VAC Eqpt?
The Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 220 VAC Eqpt includes an SWR meter for checking antenna and cable matching and a VOM multimeter for electrical measurements, plus a measuring tape, compass and inclinometer for setting out and aligning installations.

How heavy is the Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 220 VAC Eqpt?
The Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 220 VAC Eqpt has an estimated weight of approximately 50 kg and an estimated volume of approximately 0.25 cbm. Use these figures for freight planning; the packed details are confirmed in the quotation.

How is the butane soldering iron handled?
The butane-gas soldering iron in the Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 220 VAC Eqpt needs butane gas to work. Gas cartridges are usually restricted as dangerous goods in transport, so ask us how gas is handled for your shipment and plan to buy refills locally.

Who supplies the Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 220 VAC Eqpt?
Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, Haryana, India supplies the Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 220 VAC Eqpt as a sourced tool set. Quotations cover buyers in India and international markets, for single kits or several technician teams.

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Request a quotation for the Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 220 VAC Eqpt on our contact page with the number of kits and destination, or add it to the enquiry cart with the radio or solar equipment your technicians will install.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Bag Resealable Small Plastic (Product Code: SLE/CL/30) is a multi-purpose storage and transportation bag made of black low density polyethylene (LDPE), approximately 10x15cm, that can be sealed and re-sealed with a pressure closure. A white opaque area in the centre of the bag gives space to write sample IDs, dates or contents. It is used across a wide range of laboratory services, from basic laboratories to reference centres, and is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, for customers who want a lab plastic ware supplier in India that also covers their instruments and glassware.

Specifications

Typical Use

Small resealable bags keep the many loose items of a laboratory organised and identifiable. Typical contents include dried blood spot cards once they have dried, blank slides or cover glasses set aside for a particular test, spare tips and small tools for field kits, and paperwork that must travel with a batch of samples. The black film makes these bags easy to tell apart from clear bags used for other purposes, while the white panel keeps the written label readable.

Write on the white area with a permanent marker before filling the bag, then press the closure firmly along its full length so it seals completely. The bag can be opened and closed again for items that are checked often. It is a general storage bag, so infectious specimens should still go into dedicated leak-proof containers and transport boxes. Laboratories that order consumables from one laboratory equipment supplier in India often add a stock of these bags to routine orders.

Supplier

Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, known to customers as ScienceLab, operates from Ambala, Haryana, and supplies practical consumables like these bags alongside the equipment it produces for clinical and teaching laboratories. The company profile has more background.

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Items commonly packed, labelled or shipped together with these bags:

• Dry Blood Spot Paper — completed and dried cards are often stored in small resealable bags.
• Rack Drying DBS Cards — holds cards while they dry before bagging.
• Label Self-Adhesive Freezer — for extra labelling of tubes and containers placed in the bag.
• Envelope 27x36 cm — a larger outer envelope for bags and accompanying paperwork.
• Box Infectious Sample Transportation — the proper choice when specimens themselves must be shipped.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What size and material is the bag?
It is approximately 10x15cm, made of black low density polyethylene (LDPE).

Can I write directly on the bag?
Yes. The centre of the bag has a white opaque writable area; a permanent marker gives the clearest result.

Can the bag be opened and closed more than once?
Yes, the pressure seal can be closed and re-sealed. Reuse bags only for clean items and discard any bag that has been in contact with biological material.

Is it suitable for shipping infectious samples?
It is a multi-purpose storage and transportation bag, not a specimen transport system. For infectious samples, follow the packaging rules that apply to you and use a dedicated transport box.

How many bags are in a pack?
The pack size is not stated here. Share the quantity you need through the contact page and we will quote.

Do you supply larger quantities?
Yes. Bulk and institutional orders are quoted for customers in India and international markets.

Request a Quote

Contact us through the enquiry page or add the bags to the enquiry cart together with your other consumables.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 110 VAC Eqpt (Product Code: SLE/CME/015) is a field tool kit used by IT and telecom technicians to install and service VSAT, radio and antenna equipment where mains tools run on 110 V AC. Technicians get two sturdy aluminium transport cases with a set place for every item, including a compass and inclinometer for VSAT alignment. It is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India, which also supplies engineering lab equipment in India.

Specifications

What Is the 110 VAC ICT Tool Kit Used For?

A VSAT terminal only works when its dish points accurately at the satellite, and the kit's compass and inclinometer give technicians the bearing and elevation needed for that alignment. The same kit covers the rest of an ICT installation: crimping coaxial connectors, soldering, drilling for brackets and cable routes, and checking the antenna feed with the SWR meter and circuits with the VOM multimeter.

The two aluminium cases give every tool a fixed place, so a technician can see at a glance whether anything is missing before leaving a site. The butane soldering iron is shipped without gas because of airline transport regulations, so buy butane locally. The kit calls for good practical skills, and non-technical staff should receive instruction before they use it.

What to Specify When Ordering

• Confirm the 110 VAC version, or choose the 220 VAC kit for 220 V sites.
• A local source of butane gas for the gas soldering iron.
• The number of kits and the technicians who will use them.
• Freight for the two aluminium cases, estimated at about 50 kg and 0.25 cbm.

Supplier

ScienceLab is the name under which Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited trades, and the company supplies this 110 VAC technician kit from Ambala, Haryana, as a set of sourced tools and instruments. Telecom operators, aid agencies and system integrators can request quotations for India and international markets. Our company profile explains more about us.

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Items that 110 VAC kit users often install, test or replace:

• Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 220 VAC Eqpt — the version for sites on 220 V AC.
• Radio Mobile Kit — vehicle HF radios that technicians fit and service.
• Data Modem — radio data equipment to connect and check.
• Portable Antenna Aluminium, 12m — guyed mast to put up at radio sites.
• Standard Digital Multimeter — a spare meter for bench or field checks.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How is the Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 110 VAC Eqpt packed?
The Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 110 VAC Eqpt is packed in two sturdy aluminium transport cases, and every tool or item has its own allocated space, which makes it quick to check that the kit is complete after each job.

Is butane gas included with the Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 110 VAC Eqpt?
No. The butane soldering iron in the Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 110 VAC Eqpt comes without gas because of airline transport regulations, so butane must be bought locally. The electrical soldering iron can be used in the meantime.

What are the compass and inclinometer for?
In the Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 110 VAC Eqpt, the compass and inclinometer are provided for VSAT alignment, helping technicians set the direction and elevation of a satellite dish. They are also handy when aligning other directional antennas.

Who should use the Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 110 VAC Eqpt?
The Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 110 VAC Eqpt is intended for IT and telecom technicians with good practical skills. If non-technical staff or people without the required skills will use it, instruction before first use is strongly recommended.

What is the difference between the 110 VAC and 220 VAC tool kits?
The Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 110 VAC Eqpt is the version for sites where mains-powered tools run on 110 V AC. For 220 V AC sites, choose the Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 220 VAC Eqpt, and state the supply voltage at your sites when you enquire.

How heavy is the Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 110 VAC Eqpt?
The Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 110 VAC Eqpt has an estimated weight of approximately 50 kg and an estimated volume of approximately 0.25 cbm across its two aluminium cases. Final packed figures are confirmed in the quotation.

Who supplies the Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 110 VAC Eqpt?
Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, Haryana, India supplies the Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 110 VAC Eqpt as a sourced technician kit, with quotations for buyers in India and international markets. Include the number of kits and destination in your enquiry.

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For a price on the Tool Kit, f. ICT Technicians, 110 VAC Eqpt, send the quantity and delivery location via our contact page, or add the kit to the enquiry cart.

Last updated: 24 September 2026