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Haldenwanger Combustion Boats, Unglazed Porcelain, 80×13×9 mm, Pack of 500

Specifications

Depth
84 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH)
14 x 84 x 9 mm
Height
9 mm
Material
Porcelain
UNSPSC
41121812
Width
14 mm

$1,552.17

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Product description

The Haldenwanger Combustion Boats (80×13×9 mm) are precision-molded from high-purity unglazed porcelain, designed for reliable performance in high-temperature combustion applications. Ideal for use in elemental analysis, ashing, or thermal processing, these boats are chemically inert and thermally stable.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Haldenwanger
  • Material: Unglazed porcelain for maximum chemical resistance
  • Dimensions: 80×13×9 mm
  • Temperature Resistance: Suitable for high-temperature environments
  • Pack Size: 500 pieces
  • Applications: Used in analytical laboratories for combustion, ashing, and related procedures

These Haldenwanger combustion boats ensure consistent, contamination-free results and are optimized for laboratory workflows requiring durability and precision.

Frequently asked questions

It are precision-molded from high-purity unglazed porcelain, designed for reliable performance in high-temperature combustion applications. Ideal for use in elemental analysis, ashing, or thermal processing, these boats are chemically inert and thermally stable.

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