Haldenwanger Porcelain Crucible, 70mm Ø, Low Form, Glazed (DIN 12904)

The Haldenwanger Porcelain Crucible, 70mm Ø, Low Form, glazed, is designed for high-temperature laboratory applications. Made from premium glazed porcelain and meeting DIN 12904 standards, this crucible ensures precision and durability for reliable chemical processes.

Key Features:

• Brand: Haldenwanger
• Material: Durable glazed porcelain
• Dimensions: 70mm Ø, Low form
• Standards: Complies with DIN 12904
• Uses: Perfect for heating and chemical processes in labs

This crucible is essential for high-temperature heating and chemical analyses in laboratory environments.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the Haldenwanger Porcelain Crucible, 70mm Ø, Low Form, Glazed (DIN 12904) used for?

It is designed for high-temperature laboratory applications. Made from premium glazed porcelain and meeting DIN 12904 standards, this crucible ensures precision and durability for reliable chemical processes.

2. Is the Haldenwanger Porcelain Crucible, 70mm Ø, Low Form, Glazed (DIN 12904) suitable for high-temperature laboratory applications?

Yes. It is designed for high-temperature laboratory applications, and offers dimensions of 70mm Ø, Low form to support this kind of work.

3. What dimensions does the Haldenwanger Porcelain Crucible, 70mm Ø, Low Form, Glazed (DIN 12904) have?

It has dimensions of 70mm Ø, Low form, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 79/3.

4. What is the Haldenwanger Porcelain Crucible, 70mm Ø, Low Form, Glazed (DIN 12904) made from and what features does it include?

It is made from durable glazed porcelain. It also offers complies with DIN 12904 and perfect for heating and chemical processes in labs.

5. How does the Haldenwanger Porcelain Crucible, 70mm Ø, Low Form, Glazed (DIN 12904) compare with the LLG Porcelain Crucible 2/50, 45 mL, 50 mm Dia., Medium Form, Glazed from LLG?

For high-temperature laboratory applications, the Haldenwanger model is the better choice, offering dimensions of 70mm Ø, Low form. The LLG model offers a capacity of 45 mL and a diameter of 50 mm as an alternative, while the Haldenwanger model's complies with DIN 12904 and perfect for heating and chemical processes in labs help make it a strong fit for high-temperature laboratory applications.