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ISOLAB Gooch Crucible 40 mL, Porcelain, Ø 40 mm, H 50 mm

Brand:ISOLAB

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Ø
40 mm
Dimensions (ØxH)
40 x 50 mm
Height
50 mm
Material
Porcelain
Nominal capacity
40 ml
UNSPSC
41122200

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Product description

The ISOLAB Gooch Crucible is made from durable porcelain with a perforated bottom, designed for efficient filtration in laboratory applications. This crucible has a nominal capacity of 40 mL and features a diameter of 40 mm and a height of 50 mm. It requires filter paper for the filtration process, making it ideal for separating solids from liquids in chemical and analytical procedures. The porcelain construction ensures durability and heat resistance, making it suitable for high-temperature applications.

Key Features:

  • Brand: ISOLAB Laborgeräte
  • Material: Porcelain for heat resistance and durability
  • Nominal Capacity: 40 mL
  • Dimensions: Ø 40 mm x H 50 mm
  • Application: Ideal for filtration processes using filter paper
  • Perforated Bottom: Provides efficient filtration

This Gooch crucible is an essential tool in any laboratory requiring high-performance filtration, ensuring effective separation of solids and liquids during experimentation.

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Gooch crucible 40ml, porcellain dia. 40mm, H 50mm

Manufacturer P/N

043.08.050

Part Number

6.267 352

Manufacturer

ISOLAB

Ø

40 mm

Gooch crucibles 25ml, porcellain dia. 36mm, H 45mm

Manufacturer P/N

043.08.030

Part Number

6.267 351

Manufacturer

ISOLAB

Ø

36 mm

Frequently asked questions

It is made from durable porcelain with a perforated bottom, designed for efficient filtration in laboratory applications. This crucible has a nominal capacity of 40 mL and features a diameter of 40 mm and a height of 50 mm. It requires filter paper for the filtration process, making it ideal for separating solids from liquids in chemical and analytical procedures. The porcelain construction ensures durability and heat resistance, making it suitable for high-temperature applications.

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