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Haldenwanger Desiccator Plates, Porcelain, Diameter 280 mm

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DN
300
Material
Porcelain
Plate Ø
280 mm
UNSPSC
41123006

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Product description

The Haldenwanger Desiccator Plate, crafted from high-quality porcelain, offers excellent resistance to heat and chemicals. With a 280 mm diameter, it is suited for larger desiccators used in industrial and laboratory drying processes where reliable moisture control is essential.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Haldenwanger
  • Material: Porcelain
  • Diameter: 280 mm
  • Use: Ideal for large desiccators requiring wide, stable support
  • Properties: Heat-resistant, chemically inert, and durable

This large desiccator plate ensures stable and contamination-free sample drying for laboratories handling high-volume or oversized items.

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It offers excellent resistance to heat and chemicals. With a 280 mm diameter, it is suited for larger desiccators used in industrial and laboratory drying processes where reliable moisture control is essential.

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